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This app offers comprehensive typing training for mobile devices, supporting various input methods and languages. It features intelligent error correction, specialized finger training, and extensive practice materials to improve typing speed and accuracy.
✓Intelligent error correction
✓Systematic finger training
✓Pinyin input reinforcement
✓Extensive practice content
✓Customizable practice library
✓Bluetooth/USB keyboard support
✓Bilingual (Chinese/English) training
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What's New in 只语打字训练
1.7.2
April 12, 2026
支持四种打字背景图设置，支持夜间模式，有效保护您的眼睛。全新升级的趣味挑战关卡，覆盖中文字词和英文单词。增加了单字和诗词、歌词等更多的练习素材。
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年度会员
一年内可以使用App内所有功能。
$4.491 Year
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$14.99
终身会员
一次性购买，永久有效。
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FAQ
Does 只语打字训练 have ads?
Yes, 只语打字训练 contains advertisements. This is common for free applications that offer in-app purchases for premium features.
What are the subscription options for 只语打字训练?
只语打字训练 offers monthly, annual, and lifetime membership options. Monthly is $1.49/month, annual is $4.49/year, and lifetime is a one-time purchase of $98.
How can I cancel my 只语打字训练 subscription?
To cancel your subscription, you need to do so at least 24 hours before the current billing cycle ends. You can manage your subscriptions within your App Store settings.
What devices does 只语打字训练 support?
只语打字训练 is compatible with iPhones, iPads, and iPods, supporting both portrait and landscape orientations.
What is the age rating for 只语打字训练?
The app has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
How often is 只语打字训练 updated?
The app was last updated on April 12, 2026, with version 1.7.2. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
Can I practice computer typing on my phone with 只语打字训练?
Yes, you can practice computer typing by connecting a Bluetooth or USB keyboard to your phone or tablet through the app.
Does 只语打字训练 offer support for different Chinese input methods?
Yes, 只语打字训练 provides specialized training for Pinyin, Shuangpin, and Wubi input methods, catering to users of various Chinese typing preferences.
