Learn more than 6,000 hanzi and vocabulary in a single year with Pandanese
Pandanese (pandanese.com) has 19 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.4 out of 5.
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Matteo
I really enjoy Pandanese. You can learn at your own pace, it works well and it's simple to use. It has room for growth, it would be good to have a mobile app and a better UI to track progress of old lessons but it's more than functional and nice to use. I feel like I am progressing very fast and it's thanks to their system.
keith T.
I love this app! The spaced review makes learning fun and easy! I highly recommend this app to learn Chinese characters.
Maxime P.
I wish i started learning chinese with this. Very modern point of view on 'learning chinese'. This method is clever and super efficient. For beginners with 3-5 new cards per day or intermediate with up to 12 new cards per day. Everybody will be nicely challenged from day one.
S S.
Great tool for familiarizing mandarin characters.
Sam R.
Totally worth the money!!, I usually learn characters with my own Mnemonics and Anki cards but this site already has their own mnemonics plus they make you review it over and over until you learn it. I love it!
Angela
Pandanese's teaching methodology is truly engaging and has enabled me to consistently learn and review Chinese characters. The sequence of radicals and characters is designed so that you gradually learn harder and harder concepts, by building upon and reinforcing simpler ones. The learning experience isn't faultless though.Tthe spaced repetition system is good in principle, but it becomes a bit unfeasible as levels increase. It is common to find cards with faults, which hampers my learning. Nevertheless, I greatly enjoy learning Chinese with Pandanese and hope that the developers can keep on improving it.
Olga G.
I travel a lot and have never had problems in Europe with English. This winter I want to try China and South East Asia and I need to know at least the fundamentals. What I liked in Pandanese is mostly learning method: 1. The correct ordering - first radicals, second characters, then vocabulary. So I can understand how the vocabulary is built up. 2. Space Repetition. I am forced to review items regularly and at the right pace. 3. Story mnemonic. I remember items and keep them in mind. What I really miss is the mobile app. Perhaps, this for a reason, but I would definitely try it.
