Tips for Remembering Tones

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This week’s blog post is all about tackling the four tones of Mandarin; those nasty and fun gems of Chinese that turn “may I ask a question” into “can I have a kiss.” After the …

Q&A interview with FluentFlix founder Alan Park

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A few weeks ago FluentFlix’s announcement of their long awaited beta launch had the Chinese learning community going gangbusters. For those still in the dark, check out the FluentFlix intro video, and you’ll immediately see what all the …

Skritter Japanese iOS App Launched

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Japanese app icon On June 12, we launched the Skritter Chinese iOS app to a cheering world. But not everyone got to stop drooling and start Skrittering that day. The Japanese app wasn’t ready yet. …

Character Communication

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When people find out that Pui, my fiancé, was born in Hong Kong and grew up speaking Cantonese there seems to always come a point in conversation when they ask, “So how closely related are …

New Scholars: Evan and Jeremy

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A month ago, we sent out a call for a Remote Scholar to take over for Chris and help us keep up with the user-suggested corrections to the Skritter corpus. We were overwhelmed with excellent …

Skritter is going to ACTFL

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Every year the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) holds their Annual Convention & World Languages Expo. The convention is a sort of super meeting of all foreign languages being taught in the United …

The Chinese Blogger Round-Up (Part 2)

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Continuing on from last week’s post, here are some more great blogger profiles for your reading pleasure. Again, the Skritter team would like to send a huge thanks to all the bloggers who helped to …