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Learn Chinese by reading manhua

Manhua, the Chinese webcomic scene, is a huge, modern, conversational corpus, and most of it is never officially translated. Read raw chapters with a translation safety net and hear each line in a native Mandarin voice.

See it in action

Live, right on the page

Press T and every Chinese bubble is translated in place, then tap to hear it in Mandarin.

The method

  1. Open a manhua chapter and press T for an in-place translation.
  2. Hover a bubble to see the original Chinese next to the meaning.
  3. Press the speaker to hear a native Mandarin voice read the line, then say it back.

One honest note on reading aids: furigana is a Japanese feature and there is no pinyin overlay. For Chinese you get faithful translation plus native-voice playback. The see-it, hear-it, say-it loop still does most of the work.

Simplified and traditional both work

Detection and translation handle both simplified (mainland) and traditional (Hong Kong and Taiwan) characters, and the voice reads either in natural Mandarin. Leave the source on auto-detect or set it to Chinese in the popup.

Why manhua works for Chinese

Start studying on your next chapter

Free, 200 translations a week. Open any Japanese or Korean page, press T, then turn on Study mode in the popup to add furigana and native voice.

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FAQ

Is there a Mandarin voice?

Yes. Chinese lines are read aloud by a native Mandarin neural voice, with the speaker gender matched per bubble.

Do I get pinyin over the characters?

No. The reading overlay (furigana) is Japanese-only. For Chinese you get faithful translation and native-voice playback.

Simplified or traditional?

Both. Detection and translation handle either script, and the Mandarin voice reads both.

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