Chénjìn沉浸

Customer Service Chinese for Hospitality and Retail

Customer service Chinese is a short list of language used a thousand times: greet, help, answer, total, thank. Getting that list smooth and understood is a realistic goal on a work schedule.

Chenjin trains it the way it gets used: spoken, at the counter, with a real customer waiting.

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Customer service Chinese practice: filling a spoken tea house order in a Chenjin service game

Rehearse the counter before your shift

Request and Serve games put you behind the counter: a customer speaks a request in Mandarin and you fill the order, from tea shops to pharmacies. It's the exact listening your job asks for, replayable until it's easy, and the games hub is free.

A Chenjin service game at a buffet counter with a customer's spoken order to fill

The phrases guests use, with audio

Every greeting, number, and courtesy phrase has a full dictionary page: native audio, tone-marked pinyin, and the related words you'll hear around it. Start with greetings and numbers; they carry most transactions.

Chinese greetings, explained
A Chenjin dictionary page with native audio and tone-marked pinyin

Be understood the first time

A few phrases said with confident tones beat a phrasebook mumbled. Tone Coach records you mimicking a native speaker and overlays your pitch on theirs, so your welcome sounds like a welcome. Part of the Plus plan, 7-day free trial.

Chenjin Tone Coach comparing a learner's pitch curve to a native speaker's

Frequently asked questions

How fast can I be usefully polite?

Greetings, numbers, and thank-yous with decent tones are a few weeks of short daily practice. Understanding common requests takes longer; the service games are the fastest way to build exactly that.

Do I need to read characters for this?

Not to speak and listen. If your job involves signage or written orders, the free pinyin converter reads any pasted text, and character learning can come later if you want it.

Can my whole team use it?

Accounts are individual and the useful core is free: the games, the dictionary with audio, and the daily articles. There's no team license; each person just signs up.

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The free plan includes the dictionary, the free graded reader, three library articles a day, games, and flashcards. If it fits the way you learn, the Plus plan unlocks the rest with a 7-day free trial.

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