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Chinese Flashcards
  • $2.99
  • Category: Education
  • First released: October 22, 2008
  • Versions: 1 archived
  • Installable: 1 of 1
  • Seller: ChineseLearnOnline.com

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch.

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1.0
Non-Retina
October 22, 2008
601 KB Install Download

Ratings Over Time

sampled from 4 archived captures
DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
February 12, 2010 50 $4.99
August 24, 2011 68 $4.99
November 30, 2015 2.0 70 $2.99

From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.

Archived Reviews

8 of 12
Useful for character recognition
     
by sumnerg · January 23, 2009

Good at training for character recognition. Not as good for learning to write characters (characters displayed in unsuitable font for that purpose).

Excellent App for what it is
     
by Metamer6 · December 5, 2008

I'm an upper- intermediate Chinese student and this app is exactly what I was looking for to help my reading ability. It's a very basic flashcard app, but that's all it's supposed to be, so it's great. It's a great way to build your Chinese.<br/>Well worth the price, 5 stars!<br/> <br/>Wish list for Developer:<br/>-I wish I could see both simple and traditional characters at the same time, or easily switch back and forth. <br/>-I wish The characters were in a different font, or had an option to change the font.<br/>-the actual look and color scheme of the app is a little cheesy, use less bright colors or something.<br/>-I was really hesitant to buy this app at first, if you had a limited &quot;lite&quot; version, you'd probably have more sales.

Great flashcards
     
by BobChineseStudent · November 1, 2008

Best chinese flashcards app that I have tried so far. Controls are simple and it works like it should. There aren't many options however, and there doesn't seem to be a way to make custom sets of flashcards. I do like the fact that it starts on the most common characters and progresses from there. Overall, very good at what it does.

Very nice application
     
by Just a simple user 3 · December 14, 2008

it does a great job at what it advertises for: Chinese flash cards. For the price of a frappuccino, you got a very well done Chinese training program

Simple, but great
     
by Aedren · December 17, 2008

The app itself is useful and nice. I'm a beginning learner and it helps to reinforce word memory. There are a few things I wish were added (some mentioned by a previous reviewer):<br/>- Minor request: Color scheme control. Toxic-green background, blindingly white menu button, and bright yellow cards. Ugh!<br/>- Major request: Ability to review/reinstate skipped and learned words. Currently, there is no way to review learned/skipped, and the only way to return them to the pile is to reset the entire set of flashcards.<br/><br/>With those couple changes, this already useful app would be perfect!

Very good
     
by Word Sponge · January 5, 2009

I would give four-and-a-half stars if it were allowed! 1) Make it speak the word when the answer is shown. Have this as an option under &quot;settings&quot;. 2) We need the ability to restore words, not just start over completely. 3) I really like the colors. Add more themes, however, in case others don't. If they did all of that, they could probably charge even more for the program. (But please don't - it's a very good value!)

No sound?
     
by Frankgone · January 28, 2017

They show the icon for sound and I have it turned on but there is no sound. One star!

Great flashcards for those learning Chinese
     
by augapfel · November 29, 2008

I researched all the flashcard programs for learning Chinese before deciding on this one, and I'm happy with my purchase. The characters are clear, the definitions appear to be accurate and the program looks nice and it's easy to use. It isn't perfect yet, I think there are a few usability issues that could be addressed, but the core of the program is great and I look forward to working my way through all of the characters provided. One thing to note though, this program requires that you know at least a little Chinese. I think it's geared towards at least an intermediate speaker, who has a base understanding of characters. Buying this program won't help you speak Chinese, it'll help you read it.

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