From “hello” to
“nice to meet you.”
Build your first exchanges with space to make mistakes and help whenever you need it.
Learn Mandarin by having a conversation—not by waiting until you’re ready for one.
Mandarin practice for beginners and intermediate learners. Chat with a patient AI tutor who helps you find the words, explains what matters, and keeps you talking.
我想要一杯咖啡。
Wǒ xiǎng yào yì bēi kāfēi.
“I’d like a cup of coffee.”
Try it—and we’ll add “please” together.
Or right here, in the Natterr web app.
How it works
A first trip? Your first ever sentence? Tell us what you want to do and what you already know.
Learn with Ning, your Mandarin tutor. Use English when you get stuck. Ask for a hint, a slower explanation, or a new situation.
Get focused feedback in the conversation, then put it to use. Practical language learning, one exchange at a time.
Your Mandarin, your reason
No need to invent a study routine. Start with a situation that means something to you.
Find your starting pointBuild your first exchanges with space to make mistakes and help whenever you need it.
Practise the little conversations that make a trip feel more like being there.
Practise Mandarin greetings, asking how someone is, and talking about your day—so you have more to say when you speak with family.
Frequently asked questions
Beginners and intermediate Mandarin learners. Start with the basics or build on what you already know. Use English when you need to, and ask your tutor for a hint or a simpler explanation.
Natterr is for Mandarin Chinese. Simplified Chinese and English explanations are the starting defaults, with character and pronunciation-guide preferences in the app.
The things you want to do: ordering breakfast, finding your train, meeting someone new. Tell your tutor what you want to practise in your own words.
You can connect Telegram for supported Mandarin tutor conversations. WhatsApp is planned; Discord is under consideration. You can also practise in the Natterr web app.
The app shows the available subscription terms before you pay.
You don’t have to sound natural to start.
That’s what the
conversations are for.