Mandarin Chinese vocabulary test
Thirty Mandarin Chinese words, easiest first. Choose what each one means, or say you do not know. At the end: your CEFR level, and roughly how many Mandarin Chinese words you already know.
Thirty Mandarin Chinese words, easiest first. Choose what each one means, or say you do not know. At the end: your CEFR level, and roughly how many Mandarin Chinese words you already know.
Guessing makes the result less accurate, not better — "I don't know" is a perfectly good answer. The test stops early once the words get clearly past you.
| Level | What it means |
|---|---|
| A1 | Greetings, numbers, the everyday nouns |
| A2 | Shopping, directions, routine and family |
| B1 | Travel, work and opinions on familiar topics |
| B2 | Abstract topics, the news, most films |
| C1 | Nuance, idiom, professional vocabulary |
| C2 | Rare and literary words |
Watch Your LanguageVocabulary widgets for iPhone & Apple Watch
Watch Your Language groups its Mandarin Chinese packs by the same CEFR levels as this test. Start at the band you found, and the app shows those words on your iPhone Lock Screen and Apple Watch face, bringing back the ones you keep forgetting.
