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Linguahan review

Freemium#29 of 61 in Chinese Learning Apps

Scene-based Mandarin speaking practice with translation tools and graded stories.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Linguahan is a Mandarin-learning app for international learners, including travelers, expats, students, and people working in China. Its lessons center on practical situations such as ordering food, taking taxis, and checking into hotels, making it a fit for learners who want to practise speaking in context rather than focus only on abstract vocabulary or grammar. It is available on web, iOS, and Android, with learning progress across devices and multiple app guidance languages.

The practice combines scene-based speaking and pronunciation training with translation by camera, voice, text, or album. Stories, audio, vocabulary review, graded stories, and scenario videos add other ways to revisit language. The free plan includes a daily basic practice quota, all Level 1 scenes, and selected Mandarin Path units. Pro costs $12.99 per month and adds all five scene levels, full Mandarin Path access, detailed tone feedback reports, the full story library, and progress sharing cards. Pro Annual includes those same listed features for $69.99 per year.

The main trade-off is the free tier's narrow scope: learners wanting all scene levels, the full learning path, or detailed tone feedback need a paid plan. Linguahan is most suitable for solo learners focused on practical spoken Mandarin, especially those preparing for everyday interactions in China. Learners seeking a course centered on a different language skill or a broader study format may prefer an alternative. Support is available by email.

Linguahan pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Practises speaking through everyday scenarios such as taxis and hotels
    • Translates camera, voice, text, and album content
    • Offers stories, audio, vocabulary review, and pronunciation training
  • Where it doesn't
    • Free access is limited to a daily basic practice quota
    • Free users get only Level 1 scenes and selected Mandarin Path units
    • Detailed tone feedback reports require a paid plan

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