HSK Note

About HSK Note

HSK Note is an independent Chinese vocabulary study app from LEEJIHOON HOLDINGS. It supports study through words, meanings, examples, and prerecorded audio.

Updated September 8, 2026

Independent study, not official exam material

HSK Note is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the HSK examination organizers, the Center for Language Education and Cooperation, or Chinese Testing International. HSK is used to describe the examination levels the app’s study material refers to. No official exam questions or endorsement logos are presented as our own.

Examination arrangements may vary by date and location. Check the examination organizer’s information for current requirements; this app does not establish the syllabus or the schedule used at your test center.

Vocabulary sources and editorial work

Factual headword, level, and reading metadata is referenced to the syllabus published in November 2025 by the Center for Language Education and Cooperation, linked by the official HSK website. The original syllabus PDF is not bundled into this site or presented as our own work.

Meanings and examples are newly authored, AI-assisted editorial drafts. We have not imported CC-CEDICT definitions or third-party example sentences. The current 200-card development pilot requires further review and does not represent a completed HSK 1–6 release.

Some optional metadata for earlier HSK levels comes from the community project complete-hsk-vocabulary. Its MIT notice applies to the material it covers, rather than to the entire HSK Note collection. The source and full notices are linked below.

Pronunciation audio

Vocabulary audio is prerecorded using Microsoft Azure Speech and supplied as audio files. It is synthetic speech, not a recording of an official examiner. The app does not send your voice to Azure.

Lifetime access includes word audio in the launch HSK 1–6 collection. Further example audio or other future features are not automatically included. See the terms for the full purchase scope.

Corrections and rights inquiries

Please send vocabulary corrections or content-rights questions to our support email with the relevant word or source. We will review the material.