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HSK 2 Anki Deck - 1,727 Real Chinese Sentences Made Only From Words You Already Know

gumroad   $7.00   by kalebster514
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By HSK 2 you are past "this is a cat" sentences and into real everyday range: asking for things, making plans, talking about what happened yesterday. The problem is most graded material at this level still slips in one unlearned word per sentence, which is enough to break your reading. This deck fixes that. Every one of its 1,727 sentences is built only from HSK 2 vocabulary, checked word by word, not just character by character. That's a real difference: most "graded" decks only check that you recognize the characters in a word, then hand you something like 不错 when you've only ever studied 不 and 错 as separate characters, never as the word they form together. Here, if a sentence made it into this deck, every word in it is one you already know at HSK 2 or below. The sentences themselves are real. They come from Tatoeba, a project where real people write and translate real sentences, not an AI or a textbook script. That means some of them have real personality, the way actual language does, and every single one credits the person who wrote it and the person who translated it, because it's their work. What's inside:- 1,727 real Mandarin sentences, each with Chinese text, pinyin, and an English translation- Ordered easiest first, so you're not thrown into the hardest sentences on day one- Works in Anki, AnkiDroid, and AnkiMobile, all free- Stable card IDs, so future updates import over your existing progress instead of duplicating cards A few honest limits: there's no audio yet, the pinyin shown is the standard dictionary reading rather than adjusted for how tone shifts inside a sentence, and each card is recognition only (Chinese to pinyin and English), one sentence per card. If you know your HSK 2 words cold on flashcards but still stall out reading a real sentence, this is built for exactly that gap.

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