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Quizlet in Chinese!

Quizlet’s interface is now available in Simplified Chinese! And we still have Chinese audio, which you can try out here.

How does it work?

If your browser is already set for Simplified Chinese, you will automatically see the Quizlet Chinese interface. If not, you can manually change the interface language. Look for the language drop down menu at the bottom of the screen:

Please note: The blog and FAQs will still be in English but every other page on Quizlet will be in Simplified Chinese.

Many thanks to our translation team:

  • Jessy Tu – lead translator
  • Xiaorong Li – lead translator
  • Tracy Liaw – reviewer
  • Yvonne Fu – reviewer

And also our translation testers:

  • benjaminchiang1
  • ziqil
  • mcbor6
  • playuyang
  • enileuqcaj

But what about Traditional Chinese!?

We’re working on a translation of Quizlet into Traditional Chinese and hope to launch it soon. Stay tuned.

 

Want to learn more about the translation project? Want to see Quizlet in your language? Or better yet, want to get involved? Check out our FAQ page or send an email to support@quizlet.com. We’d love to hear from you!

This entry was posted on May 19th, 2011 at 4:31 pm by Quizlet Support and is filed under General.

84 Responses to “Quizlet in Chinese!”

  1. #   May 19, 2011 Anonymous:

    What about traditional Chinese?

  2. #   May 19, 2011 DWes:

    2nd Comment

  3. #   May 19, 2011 Tmazing A+ Machine:

    haha cool! very good work! i think you guys should add more games, they are really, really fun!

    By the way, i LOOOOOVVVVEEEE this website, i use it ALLLL the time EVERY DAY!!!!! Thank you guys SOOOO MUCH!!

  4. #   May 19, 2011 ctyonahl:

    Cool! I don’t know Chinese, but cool all the same! I LOVE QUIZET!!!!!!!

  5. #   May 19, 2011 sirknight:

    Ni Hau! If they can put in traditional Chinese too, I will be much happier.

  6. #   May 19, 2011 Anonymous:

    sirknight ni hao not ni hau and pin yin doesn’t have capitalization.

  7. #   May 19, 2011 ?21:

    This is going to be amazingly helpful ?? quizlet.

  8. #   May 19, 2011 Xi21:

    apparently you can’t type han zi into the blog.

  9. #   May 19, 2011 jalenack:

    Yes!

  10. #   May 20, 2011 blaops56:

    dude this going to be awesome so cool

  11. #   May 20, 2011 blaops56:

    But i don’t even no Chinese man so it will take me awhile

  12. #   May 20, 2011 starbucksgirl_101:

    SWEETNESSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NOW CHINESE PEOPLE CAN ENJOY QUIZLET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOO HOO!!!!!!!!!!!! YIPPIEE!!!! REPLY IF YOU THINK I AM A SPAZ! CUZ I AM AND PROUD OF IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  13. #   May 20, 2011 Takkeh:

    Good that they translated it!
    It’s nice to make everyone be able to use it ^_^

  14. #   May 20, 2011 yabadabadoo:

    who studies chinese?

  15. #   May 20, 2011 1copley:

    thats reallly cool. i dont know chinese, but it seems really neat. hope yall at quizlet get to work on the traditional thing, that would be cool too

  16. #   May 20, 2011 cj:

    i only take spanish

  17. #   May 20, 2011 Anonymous:

    you should put Quizlet into a language that many people speak, more people will be able to enjoy it then

  18. #   May 20, 2011 munire_dagtas:

    You should definitely transate it into turkish! I would be glad to help.

  19. #   May 20, 2011 Anonymous:

    are you serious? Mandarin Chinese is the #1 spoken language in the world, if you didn’t know.

  20. #   May 21, 2011 sasha:

    Great job quizlet! I am a teacher of Chinese language. My students and I use quizlet extensively, and enjoy doing so. Powerful tool!

    It would be even more powerful,

    1) if we have the choice between the font FZKTPY01 18.0 pt. (characters with pinyin on top), and the font without pinyin;

    2) if we can choose colors and other editing tools for peer editing purposes.

    Please let me know if they are possible or if you will be working on it. Thanks!

  21. #   May 21, 2011 3DGmpm:

    I’m suprised you still haven’t translated into Hindi yet, since a good part of the Indian speaks it!

  22. #   May 21, 2011 Iceydude168:

    I am a natural speaker of Traditional Chinese and would love to help. Thanks for all the work guys!

  23. #   May 21, 2011 Topspin:

    More games is a good idea!

  24. #   May 21, 2011 magggie:

    I already use traditional Chinese on the flashcards – just type it in. Great tool – many thanks.

  25. #   May 22, 2011 ivclaoshi:

    Wonderful! Thank you so much. I am a language teacher and this will help my students a lot.

  26. #   May 22, 2011 el hombre anónimo:

    Ustedes deben traducir en Español para que pueda utilizarlo en Español.
    (Y’all should translate it into spanish so I can use it in Spanish.)

  27. #   May 22, 2011 Some Person:

    THAT’S SOOO GREAT (if you speak Chinese)!!!! However, I am learning Latin at school so if you’re looking for another language, might i suggest Latin…
    Anyways! QUIZLET IS AWESOME AND I USE IT LIKE EVRYDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  28. #   May 22, 2011 Some Person:

    And I mean REAL Latin, not Pig Latin!!!

  29. #   May 22, 2011 BEK1995:

    Someday I’m going to learn Chinese and I will definitely use Quizlet!!!! But for now je parle le francais et anglais seulement.

  30. #   May 22, 2011 Anonymous:

    can you work on stuff for all of us like new games and new ways to study!

  31. #   May 22, 2011 Pumpkin:

    i agree maybe quizlet should use its time on stuff for all the users

  32. #   May 23, 2011 abt79:

    wow this is cool
    (i dont speak chinese though)

  33. #   May 23, 2011 Pablo:

    Yaa now a can try to learn Chinese

  34. #   May 23, 2011 Andrew:

    chinese donkey: HEE HAO!
    chinese wolf: HAOOOOOO!
    lol

    Please don’t think I am racist; I am half chinese myself

  35. #   May 23, 2011 Panther:

    still waiting for hindi and latin

  36. #   May 23, 2011 niwayjose:

    no way jose

  37. #   May 24, 2011 angellortiz:

    cool

  38. #   May 24, 2011 SAASChinese:

    This is great! I have been posting Chinese characters in both traditional and simplified for my class. Hopefully traditional will come out soon so I don’t have to use an online trad-simp converter. Thank you Quizlet!

  39. #   May 24, 2011 jesse77smart:

    that’s gonna be hard for non speaking chinese people

  40. #   May 24, 2011 Don't know:

    Wow! Now this will all be international.

  41. #   May 25, 2011 nikki26:

    this is gonna be kewl. this is a great way 2 learn chinese:)

  42. #   May 25, 2011 rock_on_girl:

    More languages would be helpful…

  43. #   May 25, 2011 rock_on_girl:

    Especially Russian, for me…

  44. #   May 25, 2011 hahahahahah:

    the only problem is i’m *learning* chinese…

  45. #   May 25, 2011 LOLOLOLOL:

    Put more languages in here there’s not much and for both Sections there is NO Vietnamese which sucks c:

  46. #   May 26, 2011 AndrewSutherlandRules:

    cool i guess

  47. #   May 26, 2011 awesomedude1:

    yeah good job guys. i speak english, but whatever’s whatever

  48. #   May 26, 2011 anonymous-smartie:

    so quizlet does pig latin before they do chinese as a language?!??!!

  49. #   May 26, 2011 evan:

    yes they do anonymous smartie

  50. #   May 26, 2011 evan:

    no normal latin though????

  51. #   May 26, 2011 Anonymous:

    This is cool. Now our foreign exchange students can learn.

  52. #   May 27, 2011 S.J.F.:

    Yay!
    It’s good for a lot of people in the world!!!

  53. #   May 27, 2011 ashleypeace00:

    O cool!!! WHO GOES TO HARMONY COMMUNITY SCHOOL??

  54. #   May 28, 2011 Soccermonkey:

    Awesome! This should be great for Chinese users! Keep up the good work!

  55. #   May 29, 2011 overjoyedAsian:

    YESSSSSSSS!!!!!!!

  56. #   May 29, 2011 AsianPerson:

    Yay! Thank you Quizlet!

  57. #   May 30, 2011 dumpling man:

    sry the top comment was in chinese but it cannot read it so it made it into ??

  58. #   May 31, 2011 [The one and only] SNACKWISEMAN:

    keeps getting better man

    keep it up!

  59. #   May 31, 2011 Chuck Norris:

    I approve.

  60. #   May 31, 2011 HarryPotterRocks:

    Xièxie! (Thank you! in Chinese pinyin)

  61. #   May 31, 2011 wonder woman:

    yeah thks very helpful

  62. #   June 1, 2011 taya:

    who cares about languags games please!!!

  63. #   June 1, 2011 moyeskid:

    I don’t do Chinese so I don’t really care…. no offence to the people who do, though…

  64. #   June 2, 2011 stone:

    @starbucksgirl_101 yup u r one

  65. #   June 2, 2011 Michelle:

    OMG yay!!!!!!!!!!! Finally!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you quizlet!!!!!!!!!

  66. #   June 3, 2011 Anonymous:

    @Taya the people who don’t speak English care about langauges

  67. #   June 3, 2011 yyyuuuuuuuuppp:

    cool.

  68. #   June 3, 2011 Ss:

    This is GREAT!!

  69. #   June 4, 2011 monkeys rock:

    its really cool that ur making it in chinese. if u speak chinese. it would b relly cool if there were more games.
    p.s. HARRY POTTER ROCKS

  70. #   June 7, 2011 Anonymous:

    hdhdxgeudgbsjscxmqdc,j

  71. #   June 7, 2011 What is this I don't even...:

    Great, another useless tool! Thanks Quizlet!

  72. #   June 8, 2011 im awesome:

    hey guys remember im awesome!!!! if u want to have a awesome contest, just go to the group SAT study group

  73. #   June 11, 2011 Anonymous:

    this is so great now more people can enjoy quizlet!

  74. #   June 12, 2011 chubbibunnie:

    ye should translate quizlet into pirate, matey

  75. #   June 14, 2011 value for money strategy:

    Thanks for taking the time to debate this, I feel strongly about it and love learning extra on this topic. If attainable, as you achieve expertise, would you mind updating your blog with further info? It is extremely useful for me.

  76. #   June 15, 2011 J.M.:

    THANK YOU QUIZLET YOU GUYS ARE EPICALLY AWESOME! More games would be better but… they are really FUN

  77. #   June 15, 2011 Bridge:

    Quizlet actually makes studying for my E.L.A final fun!

  78. #   June 16, 2011 Anon.bbz:

    Kinda wish i could speak Chinese now, just to try it out.

  79. #   June 16, 2011 Bob:

    I reckon they should put Azerbaijan on as well.

  80. #   June 16, 2011 Swiss:

    I love getting hot and sweaty over Quzlet in Chinese

  81. #   June 19, 2011 ME!!!!!:

    ima learn chinese now!!!!! whoop-whoop!!!:-)

  82. #   June 19, 2011 Stefan:

    mais qu’en est-français?

  83. #   June 20, 2011 Dear Anonymous:

    You had the first comment at the top about traditional Chinese. They do not have traditional Chinese because simplified is the regulated and most commonly used way of writing in China. Most people learn a little traditional Chinese, but know simplified as their primary way of writing and reading Characters. Hope that clears it up for you!

  84. #   July 12, 2011 DavidP:

    Hi,

    Really appreciate you Mandarin tool.

    I have tried to put together a complete list of pinyin sounds (it may be over-complete as there are probably some tones that are never used) but have trouble with the ? sound to work properly.

    The list is here:
    http://quizlet.com/6008984/pinyin-table-flash-cards/

    The speaker function doesn’t know how to pronounce pinyin words like ? or v1. Or lü? lve1.

    Am I doing something wrong? Does anyone have a solution to my problem?

    Would appreciate any suggestions on how to get the sounds of words that contain that difficult ü syllable.

    Best regards,

    David

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