Institutut

Sounds
like Chinese

by institutut

»This app is the most effective,

time-saving, pleasant, and

beautiful way to start learning

Chinese as a second language —

period.«

Confucius says: get this app.

Forget about tables, charts, boring drills and frustrating pronunciation attempts. Save yourself the intimidation of being rectified and misunderstood for months or even years. With Institutut - Sounds like Chinese you'll swiftly master all initials, finals and tones as well as amp up your memorization skills. That’s a promise.

Repository contents:

All initials, finals and tones you need to know
Complete with audio (from Chinese native speaker)
Important information about Hànyǔ Pīnyīn

Institutut - Sounds like Chinese is a complete replacement for the first (and most important) grammar chapter in every Chinese textbook.

You’ll be guided through the following study points: Identifying all Chinese phonemes, Thoroughly getting to know what each phoneme is supposed to sound like, Memorizing sequences of phonemes, Being perfectly prepared for studying vocabulary

Use Pīnyīn tables for reference, but Institutut for learning
Game Center Achievements
Help Wizard Confuzius
Repository
Phoneme Introduction
Cards detail
Settings
About and Info
Tone Colors example
Main Game

Using this app, you're in good hands:

Guidance

You'll never be alone again in front of a huge Pīnyīn table, but will always be guided and gently pushed to new levels.

Gentle Introduction

Every new element is introduced in a gentle fashion, yet in a way that’s engaging and fast enough to keep it interesting. You can always come back to what you’ve learned in the Repository.

Software as a partner

You'll never have to decide whether you’ve finished learning something just by yourself. The software is designed to be more of a partner rather than a self-assessment.

Game

Language is something very serious – it’s the foundation of our development as a culture. Yet it’s also fun. Institutut - Sounds like Chinese approves of this balancing act.

Scientific roots

The author has an university degree in Biomedical Engineering, is a Guild certified Feldenkrais Practitioner, has 10 years experience in Software Consulting and was research assistant at the Department for eLearning and Behavioral Psychology at the University of Applied Sciences Dornbirn/Austria. He studied Chinese at 上海交大 Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China PRC.

Please send questions and feedback to: campus@institutut.com