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Flash cards for written Chinese that cover the HSK1 through HSK6 grammar levels, built using Claude AI and organized by: Rules/Index, Tones, Pinyin, Structure, Strokes, Radicals, Hanzi

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  • Check that all HSK1 vocab pieces you have fit within 象形, 指事, 会意, 形声, Particles & Function Words. Check to see if there are other Parts of Speech covered in the HSK1 list i have now that are mislabeled. Correct any mislabelings and be make sure they're accurate.
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  • make a seperate hsk1 page for flashcards organized by subject matter

All 3 Mandarin Proficiency Options:

(I have made a page for learning HSK1. Next I will do CEFR A1 and ACTFL Novice)

Aspect HSK CEFR ACTFL
Origin China (Hanban/Confucius Institute) European Union (adapted for Chinese) American Council on Teaching Foreign Languages
Levels 9 levels (HSK 1-9) 6 levels (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2) 5 main levels with sub-levels (Novice Low/Mid/High, Intermediate Low/Mid/High, Advanced Low/Mid/High, Superior, Distinguished)
Structure Linear progression, vocabulary-based Task-based competency bands Proficiency-based performance descriptors
Skills Tested Listening, Reading, Writing (separate HSKK for Speaking) All four skills integrated Emphasis on Speaking (OPI) and Writing (WPT)
Test Format Multiple choice + fill-in-blank + essay Varies by provider (often integrated tasks) Interview-based (OPI) + writing samples
Character Focus Heavy emphasis on character recognition/writing Moderate character focus Minimal character emphasis
Vocabulary Requirements Specific word counts per level (150-5000+ words) Functional vocabulary for tasks No specific vocabulary requirements
Grammar Approach Systematic grammar progression Grammar for communication Grammar as support for meaning
Primary Use Academic/professional in China, university admissions European educational institutions US schools, government agencies
Recognition Globally recognized, required for Chinese universities European academic recognition US educational standard
Assessment Philosophy Knowledge-based (what you know) Task-based (what you can do) Performance-based (how well you do it)
Cultural Component Limited cultural focus Cultural competence integrated Cultural context emphasized
Validity Period 2 years Varies by institution Permanent (describes current ability)