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Laoshi
Laoshi is a Chinese language learning service built around smart flashcards and a spaced repetition system for studying Mandarin vocabulary and characters. It offers practice in reading and writing in the app, ready-made HSK word lists, goal setting and progress tracking. A family of digital tools includes a classroom, dictionary, grammar library, pinyin converter and Chinese name generator.
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