It is a rip-off of WaniKani It is a rip-off of WaniKani, but not as good. A lot of the mnemonics aren't very good, it seems like they rushed when they made this and really missed the point of what makes a good mnemonic.

This is a very fast and effective way… This is a very fast and effective way to learn basic characters. The review process is what makes it so effective as well as the mnemonic selection of characters.

Engaging and effective learning method Pandanese's teaching methodology is truly engaging and has enabled me to consistently learn and review Chinese characters. The sequence of radicals and characters is designed so that you gradually learn harder and harder concepts, by building upon and reinforcing simpler ones. The learning experience isn't faultless though.Tthe spaced repetition system is good in principle, but it becomes a bit unfeasible as levels increase. It is common to find cards with faults, which hampers my learning. Nevertheless, I greatly enjoy learning Chinese with Pandanese and hope that the developers can keep on improving it.

Want to Level Up Your Chinese Mandarin? Get Pandanese. A+ Pandanese where have you been all my life?! I'm English-Spanish bilingual, speak French, and now learning Chinese Mandarin (Beginner). I'm so glad I found Pandanese. So far, for me, it's been 100% on point effective. It's a smart system, makes learning effortless and actually fun, and keeps me on track with my learning goals. Yeah, sure, I have to do the work, however, I look forward to every single learning and review opportunity. I love how you can literally see and track your progress as you go which is just so amazing and gives me the boost I need to continue learning. If you want to fast-track your Chinese Mandarin language learning (aka, got no time to waste, or want make the best use of your time), get the Pandanese trial offer, experience it yourself...and you decide ;). Thanks Team Pandanese. I can't wait to see where you go from here. Adding a mobile app maybe? ;)

About Pandanese I travel a lot and have never had problems in Europe with English. This winter I want to try China and South East Asia and I need to know at least the fundamentals. What I liked in Pandanese is mostly learning method: 1. The correct ordering - first radicals, second characters, then vocabulary. So I can understand how the vocabulary is built up. 2. Space Repetition. I am forced to review items regularly and at the right pace. 3. Story mnemonic. I remember items and keep them in mind. What I really miss is the mobile app. Perhaps, this for a reason, but I would definitely try it.