Ready to Write
Understand and use words for writing, ability, intention, body parts, voices, and a boy.
Continue in order. Module 1 is free; Inklingo Pro unlocks the rest of the course.
What you’ll learn in Ready to Write
Understand and use words for writing, ability, intention, body parts, voices, and a boy.
Your vocabulary preview
Get familiar with these words before opening the guided module. Inside the course, you’ll practice recognizing them with pictures, recordings and short activities.
- 男孩
- boy
- 手
- hand
- 眼睛
- eyes
Inside this module
- Meet the story
- New words
- Helpful words
- Word practice
- Build understanding
- Word practice
- A short conversation
- Read your story
Where it fits in your course
Work through the earlier modules first: later activities reuse words you have already met. Module 1 is free; the rest of the course is part of Inklingo Pro.
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Try module 1 here without signing up. Create a free account to save your progress. Inklingo Pro unlocks the rest of the course, on the web and in the app.
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Open Foundations
Before you start
What does A0 mean?
Inklingo uses A0 for the starting point before A1: absolute beginners who are building their first vocabulary. You don’t need a placement test or previous lessons to start Foundations.
Do I need an account for the first module?
No. You can try module 1 as a guest. Create an account when you are ready to continue so your completion is saved and available across the web and app.
Can I use the course on a computer?
Yes. Module 1 is free on the web, with no account needed. Inklingo Pro unlocks the full course on the web and in the app.
What should I practice after Foundations?
Try beginner Chinese stories. Keep using audio and word meanings while you build reading confidence. You can also explore the Chinese vocabulary library.