Type how many Chinese words you know and see which HSK 3.0 level that vocabulary reaches, with the word count of every level. Free, instant, no account.
Counts from the HSK Studio dictionary (11,643 entries). Each level adds its own words on top of the earlier ones.
| Level | New words | Total to finish |
|---|---|---|
| HSK 1 | 369 | 369 |
| HSK 2 | 308 | 677 |
| HSK 3 | 570 | 1,247 |
| HSK 4 | 1,123 | 2,370 |
| HSK 5 | 1,792 | 4,162 |
| HSK 6 | 2,319 | 6,481 |
| HSK 7-9 | 5,162 | 11,643 |
The dictionary does not split HSK 7-9, so that band is one row. These are entry counts for this dictionary, not an official syllabus figure.
In the HSK Studio dictionary, HSK 1 has 369 words, and the levels together reach 677 (HSK 2), 1,247 (HSK 3), 2,370 (HSK 4), 4,162 (HSK 5) and 6,481 (HSK 6). The HSK 7-9 band brings the total to 11,643. The table above lists every level.
No. They are the number of entries per level in the dictionary HSK Studio uses, which follows the HSK 3.0 level assignments. Other sites and the official syllabus document may count words differently, for example by splitting or merging variants, so totals can differ by some amount.
No. The calculator only compares a number with word counts. The exam also tests listening, reading and writing, and knowing a word means different things to different people. Treat the result as a rough guide to which vocabulary list to study next.
It assumes you learned words level by level. If your vocabulary size is at least the cumulative count for a level, that level counts as covered, and the next level is shown with the words still missing.
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