Now in your language. The permission prompts and system text you see when Tova Learn asks to use your microphone are translated into Japanese, Korean, Spanish, German and French — no more English dialogue boxes in the middle of a lesson.

Tova Learn 2.0 stops teaching characters as things to memorise and starts teaching how they are built. • See which part of a character carries the meaning and which part only tells you how it sounds. 妈 is not "woman + horse" — it's a woman meaning-part beside a 马 that's there for the sound. • Sound families, with the numbers. A shared part predicts the syllable 86% of the time and the tone 4% of the time. We show you both, and tell you when not to trust the pattern. Tap any character to hear it. • 60 characters now show their oracle-bone, bronze and seal forms. 我 was a bladed weapon — you can see it. • Spaced review that asks you to reconstruct how a character is built rather than re-read it. • Tone feedback in the speak drill. It now tells you when the sounds were right and the tone was not, instead of marking it correct. • Studio rebuilt around building blocks: the parts you know, and how many characters each one still unlocks. • Corrected readings throughout — 银行 yínháng, 空调 kōngtiáo, 地方 dìfāng — and characters with two readings are spoken in context, so 睡觉 sounds like 睡觉. • Now in Japanese, Korean, Spanish, German and French. Where a character's origin is genuinely unknown, the app says so instead of inventing one. If an explanation looks wrong to you, there's a button to tell us.