Baúl Chino is a resource site for learning Mandarin Chinese. It offers downloadable HSK textbooks and audio files for levels 1 to 6, mock test bundles, Chinese learning YouTube channels, Anki decks covering HSK 1 to 4 vocabulary, and Hanzi writing material on stroke order and radicals.
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0Baúl Chino is a resource site for learning Mandarin Chinese. It offers downloadable HSK textbooks and audio files for levels 1 to 6, mock test bundles, Chinese learning YouTube channels, Anki decks covering HSK 1 to 4 vocabulary, and Hanzi writing material on stroke order and radicals.
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0Du Chinese is a Mandarin reading and listening practice tool with articles, stories, and courses graded from newbie to master. It offers instant word lookup, translations, grammar tips, and audio by native speakers for iOS, Android, and web. Du Chinese is free to download, and a variety of lessons are available for free; a premium subscription gives access to all lessons in the app.
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0VocabTest.com provides free vocabulary tests and vocabulary games for teachers and students, with word tests for the SAT, ACT and other exams. Material is based on words from Vocabulary Workshop, Vocabulary Power Plus and Wordly Wise 3000 books, and users can create their own tests.
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KoreanKeyboardLearner provides educational videos, lessons, tutorials, or self-learning resources.
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0An online British Sign Language dictionary for searching and comparing words and phrases in BSL. It provides quick search, comparison of sign variations and browsing by letter, alongside video signs and app access.
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0Sanskrit Studio is a blog offering video lessons and articles on Sanskrit grammar, including sentence construction, pronunciation and spelling in roman transliteration and Devanagari. It publishes downloadable exercise and answer sheets as PDFs next to some exercise videos, and articles on usage of individual Sanskrit words.
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