Your everyday Zhuyin toolkit
Chinese to Zhuyin.
Explore Chinese words with Zhuyin and Pinyin, then make an annotated reading sheet of your own.
Make a reading sheet
Bring your own words.
A message from a friend, a sentence from your notes, or a word you keep seeing: start with something you want to understand. This tool shows pronunciation, rather than translating the meaning.
- Paste Chinese text and choose Show pronunciation.
- Read the word-by-word Zhuyin and Pinyin. Turn on Zhuyin annotations to see the readings above the text.
- Copy the readings, or save the annotated HTML. Open that file in a browser to read it offline or print a study sheet.
One character can have more than one reading.
In 音樂 (music), 樂 is read yuè; in 快樂 (happy), it is lè. Word-level dictionary matches help, but names, unusual phrases, and context can still need checking.
Annotations show dictionary tones. What you hear in a sentence may change through tone sandhi. Explore how tones work →
Listening is available when your device has a local Mandarin voice. A device voice is a useful aid, not a substitute for a teacher or a verified recording.
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