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Learn the 214 Kangxi radicals with Hán Việt, English and Vietnamese meanings, games and stroke-order practice
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Read the full README ↗Learn all 214 Kangxi radicals (康熙部首) with their Hán Việt readings and English or Vietnamese meanings. English is the default; switch to Vietnamese with the EN / VI toggle.
Radicals you miss come back more often. Getting one right three times marks it as known (熟). Progress is saved in your browser.
It is a single self-contained index.html: open it in a browser, or serve it with GitHub Pages. Stroke data from Hanzi Writer is bundled into the page, so stroke practice works offline. Audio uses the Chinese and Vietnamese voices installed on your device.
Stroke practice is built on the same Hanzi Writer setup as mandarinstrokeorder.