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maayot
Quick answer
What HSK level is maayot?
maayot is graded as a single difficulty-scored stream. Because it is graded without a fixed word list, the honest way to place it is to match a sample to your own coverage.
A daily short-story service: one bite-sized graded Chinese story a day with native audio, tap-to-define, pinyin and a quiz, adapting to the reader's level over time. Delivered by email and app, free daily story with a paid tier.
The levels
Each level below lists the vocabulary size it is built around and the approximate HSK fit on both schemes. Vocabulary sizes are the publisher's figures; the HSK bands are a computed line-up against the HSK word and character lists, given as ranges and explicitly approximate for this series.
| Level | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Adaptive daily story | Editorially graded |
- Adaptive daily story: maayot sends a graded story that adapts to the learner's level rather than publishing fixed level bands, so no per-level HSK figure is asserted here.
Check it against your own level
The label on a series is a starting guess, not a promise. The reliable way to place any book is to grab a sample chapter, paste it into the coverage analyzer, and see whether you clear roughly 95 percent word coverage. If you do, the reading will feel smooth; if you are well below, drop a level. Teachers can use the difficulty grader the same way to place a class text.
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Source and neutrality: figures are maayot's own published grading, last checked 2026-07-24 against maayot (homepage); the HSK bands are HanziCoverage's own approximate line-up, not a publisher claim. HanziCoverage has no affiliate relationship with maayot and earns nothing if you buy it. The only app we publish and disclose is on the recommended page.