Build your HSK vocabulary
Explore words from HSK levels 1–6 and everyday topics. See Chinese characters (hanzi), pinyin and a meaning in English or Thai together.
HSK VOCABULARY · PINYIN · SHORT STORIES
Learn Mandarin Chinese.A little every day.
A new word. A short story. That little moment when it clicks. Make Mandarin part of your day, with Tuni by your side.
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- English & Thai explanations
- HSK 1–6 vocabulary
- Small, everyday practice
A LITTLE CURIOSITY GOES A LONG WAY
New words. Familiar moments.
Learn Mandarin through the things that make up your day. Discover a word, hear it, then find it again in a story.
Review with A, B, C quizzes
Match a meaning to the correct Chinese word. Short quizzes help you return to the vocabulary you are learning.
Read short Chinese stories
Move beyond individual words with short stories and conversations. Use pinyin and translations to follow the meaning in context.
MORE THAN A WORD TO MEMORIZE
Little stories. Lovely discoveries.
A missing pencil. A meal with family. Chinese feels closer when the words belong to a story. Read at your level, listen along and tap a word when you need a little help.
- Pinyin when you need it
- Audio to hear the rhythm
- English or Thai translations
YOUR NEXT LITTLE BEGINNING
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We’re getting ready to welcome you. Leave your email and tell us a little about your Chinese. You’ll hear from us when Tuni is ready to try.
FREE LESSONS
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Short guides by Wanichaya Thammachot, with real audio, examples and quick quizzes.
Pinyin
Learn how pinyin works: the initials, finals and tones of Mandarin Chinese, the sounds English speakers find tricky, and how to start reading pinyin today.
Basic Chinese words
The first Chinese words and phrases to learn: hello, thank you, goodbye, I love you and more, with characters, pinyin, real audio and examples.
Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year 2027 falls on Saturday 6 February and starts the Year of the Goat. Learn the key Mandarin words, from red envelopes to dumplings, with pinyin.
Getting started with Mandarin
A few things to know before learning with Tuni.
Explore Tuni Chinese helpWhat is Tuni Chinese?
Tuni Chinese is a Mandarin learning app being prepared for launch. It brings together daily vocabulary, short quizzes and Chinese reading practice, with English and Thai explanations. Join the waiting list to hear when it is ready to try.
What are pinyin and hanzi?
Hanzi are Chinese characters. Pinyin writes Mandarin pronunciation using the Latin alphabet and tone marks. Seeing the character, pinyin and translation together helps you connect a word’s written form, sound and meaning.
Can I learn HSK vocabulary with Tuni?
Tuni’s vocabulary catalogue covers HSK levels 1–6. You can choose a level and practise words through short activities. Tuni focuses on vocabulary and reading practice; it does not provide mock HSK exams or official exam certification.
Can I use Tuni if I am just starting Chinese?
You can begin with lower-level vocabulary and use pinyin and translations for support. Short stories give you a way to see words in sentences as you build confidence. You can tell us your current level when joining the waiting list.
Is Tuni Chinese available in English and Thai?
Tuni is being developed with English and Thai interfaces and explanations. Both versions teach Mandarin Chinese. Use the language link at the top of this page to read the website in your preferred language.