HanziApp

The goal of HanziApp is to be a hanzi-learning supplement for learning Chinese.

We support both Traditional and Simplified Chinese, and Pinyin, Jyutping, and Zhuyin / Bopomofo. We are starting to add some Japanese, also, but that isn't really supported as of yet.

The core srs curriculum is focused on learning hanzi, and not words. We only add vocabulary in order to help solidify the hanzi. Right now, we aim for a useful baseline of Hanzi for conversational Chinese (focusing on HSK-3.0 bands 1-6). This app takes a lot of influence from Tofugu's WaniKani website for learning Japanese Kanji.

We also have side-games that focus on application of hanzi, which are NOT srs based (ala, not for memorization, but more for practice of usage). These are intended to be used when a user wants to practice more, but doesn't have any reviews scheduled. These include tasks such as pronouncing time, math, and introducing vocabulary that we skipped over. These mini-games should unlock when users learn the prerequisite hanzi.

Contributing#

If you want to contribute definitions, hints, or translations, refer to the data readme.

If you want to contribute code, I will try and update the spec to add more app implementation details.

License#

Not all code or data used to build this project is my own; For dependencies, their individual licenses apply. For links to the license data of all dependencies, please use data/sources/licenses.tsv as a reference. Note that this list only includes direct dependencies, so it may not be inclusive. The VF font is from visual-fonts.com, and their license still applies font. Please purchase their font if you would like to use it.

Some code I have taken from elsewhere and modified. For that code, I have added a @license tag in the modified source. If you search the repository for those files, you will find them. For those, their individual licenses apply.

For all other code and data, the LICENSE applies.