PixiLearn - Chinese FlashCards

Hello to all the little and big learners of Chinese!
My name is Csaba, and I’m a father of two small children living in Europe. I wanted my kids to learn a foreign language in a fun way, so I looked for a picture dictionary that would work for both them and me. When I couldn’t find one, I decided to create my own with my wife, using my experience in software design and education.

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How It Works:
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Categories and Phrases:
Over 900 Chinese words are organized into 30+ categories, so everyone from toddlers to older kids can find something that suits their level.
Try it for free with 3 categories and 60 Chinese phrases, and unlock all content with a subscription.

Age Groups:
From simple categories for toddlers to advanced content, the dictionary is useful for learning Chinese from age 2 to the teenage years.

Illustrations:
The method is centered around images. Whimsical illustrations come to life, smile, or make funny faces, making learning fun and helping children easily remember Chinese words.

Voices:
Each phrase is recorded with both child and adult voices, capturing kids' attention and making learning more effective.

Playful Chinese Learning:
The app includes an educational module (PixiSchool) and 5 games that help kids learn Chinese while playing: PixiMemory, PixiQuiz, PixiPair, PixiSay, and PixiWords.

Context:
Every phrase comes with a short description and a native-language translation. It can be heard in both child and adult voices, making Chinese learning clear and enjoyable.

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Games and Skills Developed:
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PixiMemory:
A classic memory game where kids match identical pictures. Each correct match triggers the word on the card to be spoken in Chinese, expanding their vocabulary. It enhances memory, concentration, and language skills.

PixiQuiz:
Kids choose the correct picture from 4 options that matches the displayed word. They can retry if they make a mistake. This game helps with word recognition and visual association.

PixiPair:
Match colorful cards with their black-and-white counterparts. When matched correctly, the phrase is spoken in Chinese. This game improves concentration, fine motor skills, and vocabulary.

PixiSay:
Kids say the name of the object they see on the picture. If they don’t know it, they can flip the card to check the correct Chinese pronu