Chinese Flash Cards Kit Volume 1: HSK Levels 1 & 2 Elementary Level: Characters 1-349 (Online Audio for each word Included)

Excelente recurso para aprender el idioma. Viene separado en cuatro argollas. Lo cual facilita el manejo y transporte.No es suficiente para aprender el idioma; se recomienda como complemento a clases.

Estoy muy satisfecha con el material ya que en latinoamerica es difícil encontrar material útil de otros idiomas 👌Me encantaron las Flash Cards cada una contiene información necesaria para trabajar la memoria,aprender a escribir y aprender el significado de las palabras, es un punto de inicio basico para el estudio del idioma.*Lo recomiendo si apenas empiezas con el HSK 1 o te preparas para el examen 👌Lo malo es que son muy delgadas y solo tienen una argolla para todo el paquete

J'ai longtemps hésité avant d'investir dans ces cartes assez coûteuses mais je n'ai aucun regret car elles sont bien pensées à plusieurs niveaux d'apprentissage.Le lot comprend tous les mots à maîtriser en lien avec le niveau 1 du HSK (l'évaluation internationale du niveau de chinois). Il est divisé en 4 paquets de cartes qu'on peut installer sur un gros anneau. Les cartes font la taille de cartes de jeux (voire un peu plus petit). Elles sont blanches en papier glacé écriture en bleu.On pourrait penser que ces cartes sont des flashcards comme on peut maintenant parfaitement remplacer par des applications mais ici on a :_En façade le mot en caractère en gros à gauche, des mots composés sur ce mot à gauche (à raison de 4 à chaque fois, choisis pour leur fréquence ou pertinence) puis en dessous l'ordre dans lequel faire les traits et le nombre de traits (enfin le numéro de la carte pour les replacer dans l'ordre d'apprentissage)_au dos le mot en caractère suivi de sa translation en pinyin puis sa traduction en anglais avec à droite le radical qui le compose et les caractères différents qui le composent, une phrase en caractère/pinyin/anglais qui l'utilise puis la même chose pour les mots écrits en façadeDonc chaque carte permet d'apprendre plus que le mot qui la compose pour aller plus loin car on pourra apprendre cinq mots par carte.

Me encantó muy lindo y organizado si son un poquitín delgadas así qué hay que tratarlas con cuidado , solo que las que quedaban abajo de cada Columna llegaron dobladas o deformadas , solo traté de enderezar un poco igual como venían en sobre seguro se aplastó la caja pero bueno de resto muy bonitas me sirven mucho ✨

I keep my flashcards beside my bed and also take them with me if I know I'm going to have an extended wait for something so I can go over them as often as I can. Not only do they have the simplified character but also the traditional one as well. Highly recommended!

Para mí que estoy en México, esta compra fue una buena inversión, ya que las tarjetas abarcan el vocabulario necesario para realizar el primer examen de certificación del idioma chino.

Son para zurdos. Difícil su uso para diestros.

Muy bien muy buen producto recomendado

Mi producto llegó en buenas condiciones, buen proveedor, recomiendo ampliamente.

Han sido lo mejor para mi aprendizaje del idioma... material excelente y contenido claro y concreto.. ya compre el volumen 2 y al avanzar comprare el 3 😉

Son perfectas, incluido la guía que incluye y te explica los conceptos más básicos y útiles sobre el idioma chino. A mi profesor de chino le parecen muy buenas tarjetas, y eso dice mucho del producto.

Before buying these I checked the reviews on other sights and the American Amazon and then bought these based on those reviews.I can now so I am so glad that I did, alike many of the Tuttle Library products I own these are very good.They're laid out brilliantly, they contain the traditional and simplied characters, pin yin on the back, English meaning and example sentences and/or phrases. On top of that they're not at all expensive.After buying these I bought the Korean in a Flash v.1 for my Korean studies too! I really can't say enough good things about them.

These are really wonderful aids and do all that a flashcard can be asked to do. Also, they DO provide a very detailed stroke order- I am puzzled why so many reviews comment that there is no stroke order. Perhaps there was an earlier edition? I will take and upload a photo, so other customers can see for themselves.I find them superior to "Chinese Character Flashcards 888" and wish I would have saved my money as I purchased both sets. There is another review comparing them that is incorrect. These flashcards are more sturdy, have a more detailed stroke order (they break down every single stroke while the 888 set often groups them), provide a sample sentence as well as additional words using the character (888 only has a few sample words), and provide the traditional character along with the simplified when applicable (888 does too, but it's very small). They are superior in every way to the 888 set- I haven't even looked at the other set since the Tuttle set arrived. In fact, this is the first Amazon review I've written, and I do so to correct the misinformation I based my purchasing decision upon.Another useful feature is that the first 500 flashcards in the set coincide exactly with the two Tuttle Language Library volumes "250 Essential Chinese Characters". So, if you're working your way through these books, these flashcards are the ideal study aid. (The labeling numbers coincide exactly...if learning character number 115 in the book, you can refer to flashcard 115.)I am very happy with the cards and encourage their use as part of a well-rounded study program. It has been commented that individual characters have no real "meaning", so these cards have limited use. I disagree. Individual characters do have meaning and are used to represent a particular sound and tone. You must learn what sound goes with which character since characters are written individually with equal spacing- when reading Chinese, you need to pronounce each sound as you go along since characters are not grouped together to signal they are being used to build a particular word. Thus, each character needs to be learned individually since it can be used with many different characters to build different words. For example, "pengyou", meaning "friend", is written with two characters: one representing the sound "peng" (which means friend) and one representing "you" (which also means friend). But the character for "you" can also be combined with the character for "yi" which result in "youyi", meaning "friendship".As far as the samples sentences go, they may potentially be confusing since they do not provide an exact word-for-word translation, but for someone with moderate experience (I've been studying Mandarin for 3 months now) they are very easy to understand. An exact translation wouldn't be very comprehensible anyway. I rarely find myself confused over which word represents which meaning, and if uncertain, it's easy enough to look up a troublesome word in the dictionary. It's all part of the learning process.