HeyChina: Learn Chinese

Name: HeyChina: Learn Chinese
Rating: 4.8 (166 reviews)
Author: Linh Nguyen

By: Linh Nguyen App

Basic Chinese Learning App

Overview

Version:

2.6.49

Last updated: 2026-07-20

Ranking

#110,611 ▲ 14,205

Overall

Features & Capabilities

HeyChina: Learn Chinese guides you from zero to basic conversational Chinese with a clear roadmap that covers pinyin, characters, and daily listening and speaking practice. Build vocabulary, master pronunciation, and remember Chinese characters through practical exercises and bite-sized lessons.

The app offers topic-based vocabulary and grammar, writing and speaking drills, pronunciation practice, and HSK exam prep with updated questions. It tracks your progress, delivers personalized recommendations, and keeps you motivated with a game-like rewards system and achievable milestones.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Writing

By:

Linh Nguyen

Rating:

4.80

(166) 8 new ratings

Version:

2.6.49 Last updated: 2026-07-20

Version code:

888547891

Creation date:

2022-11-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

101.75MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-28

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 110,611 ▲ 14,205

Other platforms

HeyChina: Learn Chinese (v2.6.48)

901,386 4.01

(20,308)

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Developed by:

Linh Nguyen

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/heychina-learn-chinese/id1627376962

Website:

https://heychina.app

User Reviews

There’s this issue in the “teaching” itself with unfamiliar words and phrases, acting as if you should already know their rules, which feel extremely odd and backwards. Generally, I think there just needs to be more practice with these words and phrases individually so you can get familiar with them before their use. Also, no option for traditional characters. Feels odd when the Japanese version does support traditional characters for learning, meaning that shouldn’t be an issue here I don’t think.