NEW • Flashcards remember whether a word was missed with its pinyin showing or from the Hanzi alone. A Missed deck with pinyin brings back the words you didn't know; one without it brings back the characters you didn't recognize. FIXES • Flashcards show a word with the reading and meaning the HSK syllabus teaches. A card for 说 now reads shuō, "to speak", rather than shuì, "to persuade", and words like 冷 and 都 no longer come up as surnames.

Tapping a word now selects the whole word. Zili segments Chinese the way a reader does instead of guessing greedily from the character you touched, so 地方 comes up as one word rather than 地. NEW • Ask Siri for a Chinese word, or search for one in Spotlight, and Zili answers with its reading and meaning. The same lookup is available as a Shortcuts action, so a word can be passed on to the rest of a shortcut. Type English, pinyin, or Hanzi in either script. • Point at a word to peek it. On a Mac, on an iPad with a trackpad, or with a hovering Apple Pencil, resting on a word shows its reading and meaning without a tap. • Squeeze an Apple Pencil Pro while practicing strokes to flash the character's shadow underneath your writing — the one control you can reach without lifting the pen. Settings can retune the squeeze to take back a stroke instead, or turn it off. • Flip and grade flashcards from a hardware keyboard. Space turns the card over; the arrow keys judge it — right for correct, left for needs review, up to skip. • A tip now points out that words in a sentence can be tapped, which was easy to miss. ACCESSIBILITY • VoiceOver reads Hanzi in a Chinese voice everywhere the app shows it, rather than spelling characters out in an English one. In a sentence it now moves word by word instead of glyph by glyph, and reads a headword in Chinese while keeping its English meaning in your own voice. UNDER THE HOOD • Opening a second window no longer waits on the dictionary and sentence corpora, or pays for a second copy of them.

# SORT YOUR FAVORITES Quizzing your Favorites always dealt a random handful. Now the Recognition, Drawing, and Listening quizzes each offer a Sort when Favorites is the set you are quizzing: Random, Most Recent, or Oldest. Star a batch of new words and drill exactly those, or go back to the stars that have waited longest. You still get a fresh running order every time. # OTHER CHANGES - The Drawing quiz now keeps a word's characters together, in the order the word is written, instead of scattering them. - Words you star while setting up a quiz now count toward the deck it deals. - The end-of-quiz Favorites button no longer offers to add words you have already starred.