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Mandarin tone coach

Your Chinese is good. Your tones give you away.

Say five words — get a syllable-by-syllable report: which tones, initials and finals make native speakers squint, and a 5-minute daily plan that fixes exactly those.

2 minutesNo sign-upWords you know

Four short steps

From “say that again?” to a voice that lands.

No generic score and no beginner vocabulary detour. Shengly listens, explains the movement, then trains only what your voice needs.

White tiger cub listening with a paw to its ear

A 2-minute check

Pronounce a handful of words you already know — never vocabulary above your level, so all your attention stays on the sound, not the meaning.

Listen first
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A syllable-level report

Every syllable is graded on three axes — tone, initial, final. Not a vague “75%”, but “your 3rd tone doesn’t rise” and “your ü is an u”.

Know the cause
White tiger cub encouraging another try

Five minutes a day

Daily drills built only from your weak sounds, in words you know. Short daily reps beat long rare sessions — that’s how pronunciation actually settles.

Train your weak spots
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Re-test and see change

The check stays free. Run it weekly and watch the weak sounds turn green one by one.

Make progress visible

Your voice has a shape

See the movement, not just the mistake.

Every tone is a contour. Shengly compares your voice with the target and tells you where the movement breaks down.

1 · level2 · rising3 · dip4 · falling

Syllable analysis · 3rd tone

hǎoGood tone
ToneFalls, then rises
Initialh · clear
Finalao · needs work

Who this is for

You know Chinese. Your mouth just needs a coach.

Shengly sits beside your existing course. It does not ask you to begin again.

“I can read it. I understand it. But when I speak, people ask me to repeat.”

You’re already learning with Duolingo, HelloChinese, a textbook or a tutor. The missing layer is not more vocabulary — it is clear, controlled pronunciation.