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Chinese Scene Search.
EasyA Chinese word plays. Find that object in the picture and tap it — in a kitchen, at a school desk, on a beach or in a living room. Six words a round.
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How to play
- Pick a scene — a kitchen, a school desk, a beach or a living room — or press Surprise me.
- A Chinese word is read aloud. Press the speaker to hear it again; choose Listen and read if you want to see the word too.
- Find that object in the picture and tap it. A correct tap turns the object green and the word is repeated.
- After two wrong taps the game shows you where the object is, so you always learn the word.
- A round is six words. Find them all on the first try for a flawless round, then move on to the next scene.
Chinese words you'll practice
This free Chinese game drills 32 common words. Want the meanings, examples and pronunciation? Look them up on our Chinese words pages.
Questions
Is this Chinese game free?
Yes — it plays in your browser with no sign-up. Sign in only if you want to save the words to your review deck.
Do I need to read Chinese?
No. The game speaks each word, so you can play by listening alone. Turn on Listen and read to see the written word and its meaning as well.
What vocabulary does it teach?
Everyday objects in a kitchen, at school, on the beach and around the home — plate, fork, pencil, umbrella, sofa and more, each with its article (el, la).
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