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Learning Spanish and classic Poetry!nick nameington
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$0.99
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Version History of Using Spanish
3.0
March 1, 2024
- Added more content - Added lyrics content type - Linked to music in Apple Music or Spotify - Flagged difficulty of content - Added homescreen widgets - Added tips - Fixed bugs and cleaned UI - Moved out of beta into first complete release and increase price to $5
More2.2.2
February 16, 2024
Bug fixes and new screenshots
2.2
February 14, 2024
- Updated style of calendar - Added "Rate this app" button - Changed name from "Acquire" to "Using Spanish"
More2.1.2
February 5, 2024
- At the end of a story, added option to read again or go to next story - Content added - Visual indication of stories started or finished
More2.1.1
February 1, 2024
- Habit calendar in settings - Buttons to quickly skip to next story or reread the current story
2.1
January 30, 2024
Updated App Store photos.
1.2
January 29, 2024
- Button to quickly go to the next story when finished with the current story - Minimal onboarding for new users - More reading content
More1.1.1
January 25, 2024
Quick bug fix where first time users only see title screen.
1.1
January 25, 2024
- 50 Emily Dickinson poems - Text to Speech - Bugs fixes and refactoring
More1.0
January 16, 2024
Price History of Using Spanish
Description of Using Spanish
A simple, no stress, no frills, way to learning Spanish by using it. Read lyrics from popular music, classic poetry, and short stories.
I could never stick to other language learning apps because I do not enjoy studying vocab. Then I discovered a method called "comprehensible input" where you immerse yourself into a language and acquire understanding over time. Other comprehensible input apps can cost over $100 a year, so I built this app to learn Spanish myself and share it with others.
- No ads,
- No login
- No subscriptions
- No in-app-purchases
- No internet connection needed
Don't have the funds to buy the app? Reach out on Threads or Instagram @usingspanish and I'll be happy to send a free invite.
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Reading Content
Stories:
- Sherlock Holmes
Lyrics:
- Bad Bunny
- Bejo
- J Balvin
- Kevin Kaarl
- Lasso
- Marc Segu
- Sech
Poetry:
- 50 Emily Dickinson poems
- 18 Federico García Lorca poems
- 59 Sara Teasdale poems
- 28 Hilda Doolittle poems
- 45 José Campo Arana poems
- 43 Luis G. Urbina poems
- 47 Robert Frost poems
- 79 Rosalía de Castro poems
- 50 Walt Whitman poems
More stories and features coming soon.
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Using Spanish: FAQ
Can Using Spanish be used on an iPad?
No, Using Spanish does not have support for iPad devices.
Who created the app?
The Using Spanish app was developed by Gil Osborne.
What is the minimum iOS version for the Using Spanish app?
The minimum required iOS version for the app to work is 16.0 or higher.
What user rating does Using Spanish have?
Using Spanish has a consumer rating of 5 and receives plenty of positive reviews.
What’s the app category of Using Spanish?
The Main Genre Of The Using Spanish App Is Education.
What is the recent version of Using Spanish?
3.0 is the newly released version of the Using Spanish app.
What is the update date for Using Spanish?
Using Spanish rolled out its latest update on September 19, 2024.
When was the app initially released?
Using Spanish originally came out on January 17, 2024.
What is the age rating for Using Spanish?
Using Spanish is suitable for children aged Gil Osborne.
What are the languages supported by Using Spanish?
Using Spanish is available in English.
Can I enjoy Using Spanish by subscribing to Apple Arcade?
Sorry, Using Spanish is not on Apple Arcade.
Can I find in-app purchases in Using Spanish?
Sorry, in-app purchases are not available for users of Using Spanish.
Can I use Using Spanish with Apple Vision Pro?
No, you cannot use Using Spanish with Apple Vision Pro.
Are users exposed to ads in Using Spanish?
No, users are not exposed to ads in Using Spanish.
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