🇨🇳 Mandarin Chinese
中文 · 普通话
Start with Hanyu Pinyin, initials and finals, tones, then simplified characters and stroke order.
First milestone: hear tone differences and read basic Pinyin syllables.
Open Chinese course →STUDENT KNOWLEDGE HUB · LANGUAGE LEARNING
Learn Asian languages through Bengali
A structured beginner pathway for Mandarin Chinese, Korean and Japanese. Learn the writing system first, then build pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, reading, writing, listening and speaking skills with guided practice.
Beginner-friendlyBengali explanationsPractice-ledFree learning pathwayStart with a few words
Install the Language Learning Hub
Open Chinese, Korean and Japanese lessons from your home screen. Installation is free and uses your browser’s built-in app feature.
On Android, open the browser menu and choose Install app or Add to Home screen if offered.
How to use this centre: study one language at a time. Listen to the target language, practise its native writing system, then complete the reading, writing and quiz tasks. Bengali-script pronunciation hints are approximations only and must not replace audio or the target script.
🇰🇷 Korean
한국어
Start with Hangul consonants and vowels, assemble syllable blocks, then practise sound changes and polite sentence patterns.
First milestone: decode and write simple Hangul syllables.
Open Korean course →🇯🇵 Japanese
日本語
Start with Hiragana, continue to Katakana, then learn beginner Kanji, particles, rhythm and basic sentence patterns.
First milestone: recognise and write the first Hiragana set.
Open Japanese course →Standard lesson pattern
1. Learn
Script, sound, spelling and grammar explained in Bengali.
2. Practise
Listen, repeat, read, copy, write and build short sentences.
3. Review
Take a quiz, review mistakes and repeat weak items.
Learning design and quality standards
- Teach the target script directly; use romanisation as a bridge, not a permanent substitute.
- Provide native-script examples, Bengali meanings, clear transliteration conventions and common error notes.
- Use audio from a reliable native-speaker or reviewed text-to-speech source when available. Audio is not yet embedded in this first release.
- Align future learning tracks to HSK (Chinese), TOPIK (Korean) and JLPT (Japanese) only after checking current official syllabi and exam guidance.
- Keep practice data local to the learner’s browser where used; never enter sensitive personal or banking data into learning tools.