Chinese pronunciation and names
Convert Chinese to pinyin, check names in context and organize useful vocabulary into lists and flashcards.

Read pinyin in context
Chinese pinyin converter
Convert Chinese to pinyin and edit tone marks.

Pinyin for Chinese Names and Places: Tones, Context and Spelling
Review Mandarin pinyin for names and places, recognise context-dependent readings, and keep official identity spellings separate.

Pinyin tone reference
A two-page reference for tone marks, 21 initials, common written finals and spelling changes, with Chinese examples.
Organize names and lists
Chinese pinyin list sorter
Sort Chinese names and records by pinyin, edit readings and export the full list.
Fullwidth and halfwidth converter
Convert character width while preserving Chinese text.

Fullwidth and Halfwidth Characters in Chinese Forms and Spreadsheets
Identify look-alike letters, digits and spaces, then convert only the character classes needed for a form or data comparison.

Sort Chinese names while keeping records together
Sort a Chinese roster by reviewed pinyin, preserve each person's identifier, and distinguish duplicate names from duplicate records.

Chinese roster and pronunciation workbook
An editable workbook with six fictional records, a blank roster and a pronunciation review sheet. Includes tab-separated input and expected output for checking the Chinese name sorter.
Build a vocabulary routine
Chinese vocabulary flashcards
Edit cards, practise and export PDF or Anki TSV.
Chinese word frequency analyzer
Segment simplified and traditional Chinese, count words and export vocabulary lists.

Build a vocabulary list from Chinese reading
Turn a Chinese passage into a useful study list: check word boundaries, understand frequency percentages and keep the sentence that explains each word.

Chinese reading vocabulary practice pack
Three original Chinese readings with exercises, answers, complete frequency CSVs and 24 vocabulary cards. English and Chinese file editions.

80 travel Chinese flashcards
Practice Chinese for travel in mainland China: 20 words for basic exchanges, 20 for transport, 20 for accommodation and assistance, and 20 for food and payment. Each card has simplified Chinese on the front and pinyin plus a meaning on the back.

Chinese book edition record
Compare two Chinese books using their copyright pages. Record ISBN, title, author, translator, publisher, edition, publication date, printing, printing date and binding in separate fields.

Chinese Date and Time Reading Cards
Read Chinese appointment dates and clock times with 24 practice cards, complete answers, marked pinyin and an editable flashcard file.

30 Chinese Idioms in Context
Practise 30 selected Chinese idioms through original modern situations, paired-choice exercises, complete answers and editable flashcards.

Chinese reading, writing and usage review planner
Track ten selected Chinese travel words with separate checks for reading aloud, writing from meaning and using a word in context. Includes reference meanings, a printable review log and editable TSV files for cards and progress.

Chinese idioms in context
Use 事半功倍, 事倍功半 and other practical contrasts to distinguish an idiom’s meaning, tone and place in a Chinese sentence.

Reading Chinese dates and times
Read 年月日, 半 and 一刻, distinguish 两点 from 二月, and check midnight, weekdays, calendars and time zones before recording a China appointment.

Chinese flashcards for recall and real use
Separate reading, writing from memory and contextual use, with pinyin, specific errors and review dates for practical Chinese vocabulary.

Comparing Chinese copyright pages, editions and printings
Read 版次, 印次 and 出版发行 on Chinese copyright pages, compare two book records and use ISBN conversion without assuming identical copies.
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