Learn to speak fluent Chinese Mandarin
YiChi is a language learning app that helps you perfect speaking Chinese Mandarin. Listen to the right pronunciation and tones, record your version, get instant accurate feedback with our AI based voice evaluation and keep practicing till you get it right.
Hey everybody! I'm Song YiYi the founder of YiChi. I have been on a journey of helping Mandarin learners across the world. Having taught Mandarin to thousands of learners across different countries, I came to realize that a lot of my students kept struggling with pronunciation of Mandarin words/phrases. It was frustrating to find even the advance learners, who had cleared HSK level 4-5 (Chinese language proficiency exams), were struggling with pronunciation (Initials, Finals & Tones) and identif
Cool stuff, @maylis_castell check maybe useful for you!
This is truly awesome!!Any plans to make other languages? And sadly it's also not available in my region :( (south east asia)
Hey @song_yiyi, Congratulations on the launch of YiChi. I really liked that you went for it and developed your first app about something you are passionate about. I have been learning Mandarin for a few months now through various online courses, and by using an English to Mandarin dictionary. Even though I like the online courses, I have been struggling with the speaking part and having some issues identifying tones. I am excited about your app especially if it'll help me with that problem. I wa
?makers If thats really working, then its a sick app ! Where were you when I learnt mandarin 4 yrs ago haha. No really, looks cool!!
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