Ting turns real Chinese videos into lessons at your level. Watch, tap the words you don't know, and watch them stick.
Try Ting Pro free for 7 days.
Every clip is chosen so you already know almost every word. The one or two you don't are exactly the ones you're ready to learn.
Vlogs, cooking, gaming, dramas, stories and podcasts from Chinese creators. If you only ever want gaming, Ting keeps finding gaming clips at your level.
Every line is laid out word by word, with pinyin above and English below. Tap anything you don't know for its meaning, tones and the sentence you heard it in.
Every word you meet is remembered. Ting brings it back in a fresh clip just before you'd forget it, scheduled by a modern spaced-repetition model, so review feels like watching, not studying.
Heard once, looked up once, now due again, each in a new clip.
听 (tīng) means listen. Starting from zero? Ting teaches your first words, then finds real clips made almost entirely of them. Already know some Chinese? Your first few clips double as a quick level check.
Ting Pro is US$49.99 a year, with a 7-day free trial, or US$9.99 a month. The app shows the price in your currency before you confirm. Cancel any time in Settings → your name → Subscriptions. The videos themselves are YouTube's, and always free to watch on YouTube.
No. Ting starts beginners with their first words and real clips made of them. If you already know some, tell Ting your level and your first clips will fine-tune it.
From Chinese creators and shows on YouTube, played through YouTube's official embedded player. Ting never copies or hosts any video, and every clip links back to its creator.
iPhone, launching soon on the App Store. Watching clips needs an internet connection; your saved words and reviews work offline.
No. An account is optional and only keeps your progress if you change phones. You can delete it any time in the app.
