Not that good
It would be excellent if the words in Russian were randomized each time you read the story, and that you could increase the difficulty until all the words are in Russian, not just 25.DiegoWan
Good concept. All free.
6 Russian stories in English, each with 3 levels of difficulty: 5 russian words, 15, and 25. Replaces the selected number of words with Russian. All free.
Good for learning folk/cultural references, but words are easily forgotten with this method. Also just 6 stories, more would be nice.ryanlinagain
Not useful for learning currently
This app is a really great idea, but it needs the option of learning more words per story or at least more variety. Some of the words this app decides to translate are also not very useful in a modern context. Overall, this app has little use in it’s current state for someone whose looking to expand their Russian. I really love the idea and the design is fantastic, but I hope the creator puts more work into expanding the language part.killmaksym
Skazki: Learn Russian
Learn Russian through folklore
Free
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Version History of Skazki
1.0
November 18, 2020
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Description of Skazki
Skazki is an application that builds Russian language proficiency in cultural context of famous Russian fairy tales.
Through the Diglot Weave and TPRS (Teaching Proficiency through Reading and Storytelling) blended language learning techniques, Skazki teaches users to elevate their Russian vocabulary, pick up on the patterns of Russian cases, and notice how certain Russian words are inherently intertwined with culture. Skazki is intended to supplement traditional Russian language learning.
Perfect for children, Russian language learners, native speakers, and culture enthusiasts!
Among the famous Russian tales included are:
- The Sea Tsar and Vasilisa the Wise
- Koschei the Deathless
- The Feather of Finist the Falcon
- Vasilisa the Beautiful
- The Tale of Tsar Saltan
- The Tale of the Golden Cockerel
And more...
Illustrations included in Skazki are all done by the famous Russian artist Ivan Bilibin, who brought the Russian skazki (mass of folktales) to life with his work (all in the public domain).
All translations used are in the public domain. Citation information is still provided.
Enjoy!
For developer/support inquiries: https://slavicstorytellingproject.org/contact/
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Skazki: FAQ
Is Skazki iPad-friendly?
No, the Skazki software is not iPad-compatible.
Who launched the app?
Anil Kapur released the Skazki app.
What is the minimum iOS version to run the Skazki app?
The minimum iOS requirement for the app is 14.0 or higher.
What is the overall rating of the Skazki app?
The rating of 4.7 out of 5 that Skazki has received from users is outstanding.
What category of app is Skazki?
The Skazki App Relates To The Education Genre.
Which version of the Skazki app is the latest one?
The newest version of Skazki is 1.0.
When was the most recent Skazki update made available?
September 20, 2024 is the date of the latest Skazki update.
Do you know when Skazki was first made available?
Skazki was introduced to the market on February 5, 2023.
What is the recommended age for Skazki?
Parental guidance suggested, may contain some violence or suggestive themes.
What are the languages offered by the Skazki app?
Skazki can be used in English.
Does Apple Arcade offer Skazki as part of its collection?
No, Skazki is not featured on Apple Arcade.
Can I make in-app purchases within Skazki?
No, Skazki does not include options for in-app purchases.
Is Skazki specifically engineered for Apple Vision Pro compatibility?
Sorry, Skazki is not specifically engineered for compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.
Can I expect ads while using Skazki?
No, you can not expect ads while using Skazki.
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