# German Flashcards — user reviews

> 15 indexed App Store user reviews of German Flashcards by Mau Nguyen, rated 4.40/5 from 97 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/german-flashcards/id514518214/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/german-flashcards/id514518214.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 57 · 4★ 28 · 3★ 6 · 2★ 2 · 1★ 4

## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — Must subscribe to use

*2025-03-14, version 3.7.1*

Not free, waste of time

### 1/5 — Should be a one time fee not a subscription

*2023-01-05, version 3.6.5*

Nothing in this app justifies a subscription, should be one time fee

### 1/5 — Very Poor Pronunciation

*2021-05-18, version 4.4*

I downloaded the app with high hopes of improving my German pronunciation and listening skills, as well as increasing my vocabulary. I deleted the app less than a minute later after listening to six vocabulary words from three different categories (to give it a fair chance). The letters “w”, “ä”, “e”, “ö”, “v”, “i” we’re not pronounced correctly. It sounded like a regular American speaking regular English but using German words.

### 1/5 — Wrong pronunciation

*2019-06-13, version 4.4*

Yikes! I have no idea how this app has gotten such high ratings. If you’re trying to learn how to correctly speak German this is not the tool for you. I downloaded the app to refresh and increase my vocabulary. My mother is German and can no longer travel home in the summertime. I want to be able to communicate easily when my brother and I go. I know what German words sound like. It’s a good app if you already know the proper pronunciation.

### 2/5 — Random subscription

*2023-01-06, version 3.6.5*

App was great. Never used the punctuation function, so was good for learning vocabulary when you have good punctuation. Then out of no where, I couldn’t open the Flashcards sets without it asking for $3/mo. No notice that I was in a trial period, nothing ever mentioning a subscription, just randomly throwing it in your face. Pretty lame cause I was enjoying the app.

### 2/5 — Fine, but subscription

*2022-06-01, version 3.5.1*

App seems to work fine, but after an indeterminate period of time just refuses to do anything unless you give it 2.99 a month

### 2/5 — Terrible audio

*2017-12-10*

The audio in this app is terrible. Other than that there seems to be lots of great vocabulary.

### 3/5 — Don’t use for pronunciation

*2020-11-02, version 4.4*

The words are good, definitely some I’m haven’t seen before. I’m not sure why they don’t have the article for all the nouns. German words must be learned with the article. The pronunciation is horrible.

### 3/5 — Good considering it’s free

*2020-08-23*

But many definite articles missing (der, die, das etc) so it feels unfinished. 
In German you must learn the article when you learn the vocab

### 4/5 — Pronunciation is awful , Vocab are good

*2021-05-01, version 4.4*

Don't use for pronunciation practice

## Most praised reviews (5 highest-rated)

### 5/5 — Pronounce

*2020-02-24, version 4.4*

Words match up but the 
Pronunciation is way off

### 5/5 — Immediate improvement

*2014-05-30, version 1.5*

I've noticed improvement immediately after using this app. Consistency is the key to advancement though. Stick with it!!

### 4/5 — Flash cards

*2020-07-04, version 4.4*

I do a set of cards daily and try and listen to German learning pod cast on my drive to work. 

Very helpful

### 4/5 — Good for making your own flashcards

*2019-12-02, version 4.4*

The stock list is lacking but a useful tool all around

### 4/5 — Pronunciation

*2019-04-07, version 4.4*

I just used this app for a few minutes. The flashcard function seem to be good, but I could not get the app to pronounce the German words on my iPhone 7.

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