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Record your regional German dialect and compare it to pronunciations from other users across German-speaking Europe. Explore the diverse sounds of the language as spoken by friends from different hometowns.
✓Record regional German dialects
✓Listen to pronunciations from other users
✓Explore linguistic diversity
✓Compare sounds of spoken German
✓Connect with speakers from different regions
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What's New in Deutschklang
1.0.1
September 3, 2016
Diese App wurde von Apple aktualisiert, um das Symbol der Apple Watch-App anzuzeigen. Kleine Anpassungen
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What is Deutschklang?
Deutschklang is a free educational app that allows users to record their regional German dialect and listen to pronunciations from other users. It aims to showcase the linguistic diversity within German-speaking Europe.
Is Deutschklang free to use?
Yes, Deutschklang is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements.
What devices does Deutschklang support?
Deutschklang is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users.
What is the age rating for Deutschklang?
Deutschklang has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in language and culture.
How often is Deutschklang updated?
The app was last updated on September 3, 2016, with version 1.0.1. Further updates may be released by the developer.
Does Deutschklang offer formal language courses?
Deutschklang focuses on the authentic, regional pronunciation of German as spoken by native speakers. It is not a formal language course but rather a tool for exploring linguistic diversity and personal dialect.
Can I learn standard German with Deutschklang?
While Deutschklang highlights regional variations, it can indirectly help in understanding the nuances of spoken German. However, it is primarily designed for exploring dialects rather than teaching standard German grammar or vocabulary.