Trainchinese Desktop for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Learn Chinese on your desktop or phone with a unique and fun flash card system.

Trainchinese Desktop is a flexible and powerful tool to train Chinese reading, writing and listening skills. Connect to trainchinese.com to download flashcards featuring original audio (recorded by native speakers) and example usage - right to your PC. Let the Web site pick flashcards based on your learning level, or jump right in and tell us what you'd like to learn first. Train thoroughly in each of four distinct training modes, so that by the time you've learned it, you've really learned it.

Trainchinese Desktop for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: April 20, 2010

Latest update: April 20, 2010

Version: 2.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows 10
Windows 2003

Additional Requirements: Adobe AIR

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Total Downloads: 2,738

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

5/5

1 User Votes

Not Bad, I found it useful, even with the free level.
raydprattFebruary 24, 2013
Pros
1. You choose a list of practice words from provided categories, which eliminates the requirement of needing to know the words that you want to learn. 2. The flashcard feature randomly switches among starting cues like the English written word(s), or the Chinese character(s), or even with just a Chinese spoken word. This challenges expectations and thus avoids learning ruts.
Cons
In the free version, not all the words that are available in the paid version are available in the free version -- simply because the number of words is limited to a certain number per week, and so all the words in a list may not be available after the allowed number are chosen. (However, for a relatively new learner like me, any practice is good practice, so I do not see a downside here.)
Summary
Not bad! I will enjoy this as a short little study from time to time whenever I work on my computer. I'm at lesson 2A-1 of Pimsleur's Mandarin Chinese, just over half way. But, it is only audio, and so it will be enjoyable to start learning to read some of the characters that I've learned how to say, as well as some new ones. For me, I have to give this limited program a big thumbs up.