Squiddy Constructing Language
Play with Chinese and Japanese patterns.
Move between language games, course activities and reference reading in one learning workspace.
What you can do with Squiddy Constructing Language
Move between language games, course activities and reference reading in one learning workspace. Squiddy brings Chinese and Japanese practice together with audio prompts and a PDF library you can return to. Try a focused activity, explore the pattern behind it and keep useful reference material close at hand.
- Practise Chinese and Japanese through games
- Keep reference books beside the activities
- Hear recorded prompts as you study
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A simple way to get started
Choose your focus
Pick the language, sound or situation you want to practise.
Make it an active session
Work with the available listening, speaking and recall activities.
Return to useful practice
Revisit the material and keep building a routine that fits your day.
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- Language games and courses
- Reference books with bookmarks
- Recorded audio and installed-voice speech
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What can I do with Squiddy Constructing Language?
Move between language games, course activities and reference reading in one learning workspace. Squiddy brings Chinese and Japanese practice together with audio prompts and a PDF library you can return to. Try a focused activity, explore the pattern behind it and keep useful reference material close at hand.
How do I start?
Pick the language, sound or situation you want to practise. Work with the available listening, speaking and recall activities. Revisit the material and keep building a routine that fits your day.
Where can I find setup help?
Compatibility and installation details are on this page. The installation guide and support team can help with the next step.
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