HSK 1-2 Chinese Character Cards — 598 Cards in 13 Languages | Printable A4 PDF + Anki CSV

Built for speakers of one specific language — not English material with the labels swapped.

598 character cards, 13 languages, and the error guide nobody else publishes.

Most HSK material is written for English speakers. If your first language is Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Japanese or Korean, you get the same English explanations with translated buttons — and no idea which mistakes you are actually making.

This pack is written for one specific language at a time. You download all 13 editions; you use yours.

What you get

• 598 printable character cards — HSK 1 (300) + HSK 2 (298). Each card: the character, pinyin, radical, stroke count, and the meaning in your language. 15 cards per A4 page — 40 sheets, print once, have the whole level on paper.
• Your language's error map — the part no other product has:
• Sound map — which Chinese sounds are entirely new to you, which are close but need tuning, which you already have
• Tone map — each tone mapped to an intonation you already use
• Word order, side by side — your sentence → word-by-word → correct Chinese, with the reason the direct translation fails
• The 12 highest-cost errors, as ✗ / ✓ pairs with the reason
• Bridge words you already half know
• 36 survival phrases in 6 situations: greetings, eating, getting around, shopping, asking for help, paperwork.
• 13 Anki-ready CSV files — 598 rows each, import straight into Anki or Quizlet.

Languages included

English · Español · Português · Français · Deutsch · Italiano · Русский · العربية · हिन्दी · Bahasa Indonesia · Tiếng Việt · 日本語 · 한국어

Format

• 13 print-ready A4 PDF files (48–49 pages each)
• 13 CSV files for Anki / Quizlet
• Instant download, offline forever. No app, no subscription, no login.

Why no stroke-order diagrams or audio?

Honest answer: the stroke-order dataset we could have shipped carries a licence that would have to be applied to the whole file, and a print pack cannot deliver audio. So the pack ships stroke counts and radicals (facts, free for anyone to use), and makes no promise about sound. What it does have is the per-language error analysis, which is ours.

Everything here is also browsable free — with stroke animation, audio and quizzes — at hanpathhub.com. Buy the pack if you want it printed, offline and organised.

Corrections ship free. If you find a mistake, tell us and the next version is yours at no cost.