English Haitian Creole best dictionary translate - Angle kreyòl ayisyen pi bon diksyonè tradiksyon

English Haitian Creole best dictionary translate - Angle kreyòl ayisyen pi bon diksyonè tradiksyon

by Thanh Nguyen Van

132 ratings
24 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 5, 2014
  • June 22, 2016

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This app offers a comprehensive Haitian Creole to English dictionary with a vast vocabulary and detailed word descriptions. It features a user-friendly interface, high performance, and pronunciation support for both languages, aiding in language study. It can function offline for core features but requires internet for pronunciation and web browsing.

Largest vocabulary
Detailed word descriptions
Pronunciation support
Offline mode
Simple UI
High performance
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June 22, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Fix bug

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Firstly the Creole pronunciations disappeared, now the app. no longer works and just displays “null”

When I first purchased this App a few years ago, it included the pronunciation of the Haitian Creole words, but following “updates” to the App. only the English words are pronounced, which is pointless. Since this is an English to Haitian Creole dictionary, what is the point of providing only the English pronunciations? I would like to know whether you intend to reinstate the Haitian Creole pronunciations and if not, the reason for this.
This was never addressed.
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The audio for the Creole pronunciation has disappeared

When I purchased this App a few years ago, it included the pronunciation of the Haitian Creole words, but following your updates, only the English words are pronounced, which is pointless. Since this is an English to Haitian Creole dictionary, what is the point of providing only the English pronunciations? I would like to know whether you intend to reinstate the Haitian Creole pronunciations and if not, the reason for this.
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What’s the point

Wanted an app to learn creole. The app has a list of English words (mostly) and phrases. But the audio button plays the ENGLISH word. Well, I already know how to say that. What should be presented is the creole word. There is what I presume to be the creole word buried within the text, but you have to sort through a parade of example English phrases to glean it.

This is a poor aid for learning a new language. Next to worthless.
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Wonderful app

I like this app very much because it helped me a lot with medical translator training course

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What does this app do?

This application serves as a Haitian Creole to English dictionary, providing users with a comprehensive vocabulary and detailed descriptions for each word. It also includes pronunciation support for both languages and can be used offline for its core dictionary functions.

What are the key features of this dictionary app?

Key features include the largest vocabulary available, detailed descriptions and samples for each word, a simple and high-performance user interface, and full pronunciation support for both English and Haitian Creole. It also offers offline functionality for its dictionary features.

Is this app free to use?

The application is free to download and use, with the option for in-app purchases. While the core dictionary functions are available offline, internet access is required for pronunciation and web browser features.

What languages does this app support?

This app specifically supports translation and study between English and Haitian Creole. It provides detailed definitions and pronunciation for words in both languages, making it a valuable tool for learners of either language.

Can I use this app without an internet connection?

Yes, the core dictionary and translation features of this app can be used in offline mode. However, an internet connection is necessary to access the pronunciation guides for words and to utilize the web browser functions within the application.