Bopomofo Practice

Trace all 37 Bopomofo (Zhuyin) symbols (ㄅ ㄆ ㄇ…) in the official Taiwan MOE stroke order, with animation and live grading.

Strokes

Quick guide

Use cases, answers, and nearby tools

Compact below-tool notes that help first-run users and repeated visitors move faster without changing the main interface.

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How to use

Run a clean first pass

  1. Choose Initials / Medials / Finals at the top, then tap a symbol (e.g. ㄅ) from the grid.
  2. Tap “Animate” to watch the official stroke order; the example word (ㄅ→玻) shows beside it and the speaker plays its sound.
  3. Tap “Trace” and write in order with mouse or finger — each stroke is graded live, with a stamp when you finish.

Examples

Real jobs this page helps with

  • Kindergarten / first gradeChildren watch the official stroke order once, then trace it themselves — getting the order right from the very first symbol ㄅ.
  • Classroom projectionTeachers demo on the large grid, working through Initials/Medials/Finals, and can print A4 tracing worksheets to hand out.
  • Learners of ChineseEvery symbol shows romanisation, an example word and a pronounce button — learn Bopomofo first, then characters, with correct strokes.

FAQ

What people usually want to know

Which Bopomofo stroke-order standard is this?

All 37 symbols' stroke order and glyph come directly from Taiwan's MOE official Stroke Order Learning Web (筆順學習網) — what Taiwanese schools teach. The example word only illustrates the sound.

How is this different from Stroke Order Practice?

This tool drills the 37 Bopomofo symbols (ㄅ ㄆ ㄇ…) that children usually learn before characters; Stroke Order Practice covers common Chinese characters. Both share the same tracing and grading engine.

Can I practise on a phone?

Yes — trace with your finger in the box; the interface is optimised for phones and tablets, with a simpler 田字格 grid option for young learners.

It keeps marking my stroke wrong.

It grades each stroke's direction and order, not neatness, and forgives a natural hook. Get the order and direction right and it passes — tap Animate to see it first.