Hindi Baby Flash Cards

Hindi Baby Flash Cards

Hindi Baby Flash Cards

33 ratings
60 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 27 Apr 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 28, 2010
  • August 8, 2024

Features

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About

This app uses over 500 high-quality images and professional voiceovers to teach young children Hindi vocabulary. It features video flashcards, real sounds, and interactive question modes to make learning fun and engaging for toddlers and preschoolers.

โœ“Over 500 Hindi words
โœ“11 learning categories
โœ“Video flashcards
โœ“Professional voiceovers
โœ“Real sounds
โœ“Question mode for interaction
โœ“Large text and icons
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What's New in Hindi Baby Flash Cards

4.7

August 8, 2024

Bug Fixing and update

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In-App Purchases

$1.99

Hindi Baby Flash Cards Ad-Free

Upgrade to Ad-Free Hindi Baby Flash Cards for un-interrupted learn and play! This version also supports multitasking so you can start back where you left off without splash-screen for continued learning.

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User reviews

Too many ads despite paying money to buy it

As written above . Infested with ads despite paying 1.99 for purchasing the app. Donโ€™t purchase

Paid still has ads

The app itself seems good. Upgraded to the ads free version, the price as fair. However when you reach the end of a second and select next you still receive ads.

Needs simple improvement

History has proven flash cards work. Having said that, the most obvious simple improvement this app desperately needs: Hindi words printed with English letters. The native text and translations into English words fall short. I hoped deselecting English words in settings would replace the English translation with Hindi words written in English... but no! Obviously, I want to see the original text and have it translated. For example, a son with a picture of a son... but why not also help me recognize beta is son? Additionally, for those with hearing impairments, seeing beta printed next to son would assist with hearing the pronunciations clearly.
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Stuck on Intro screen

Plz fix

Great for grownups too!

I am learning Hindi as a grownup and I think these flashcards are great for me, I have learned so much in just a few hours of playing with this app, because it makes it fun.

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FAQ

What does the Hindi Baby Flash Cards app do?

This app is designed to help young children, specifically toddlers and preschoolers, build their Hindi vocabulary. It utilizes over 500 high-quality images, professional voiceovers, and interactive features like video flashcards and a question mode to make the learning process engaging and effective.

What are the key features of this Hindi learning app?

Key features include over 500 Hindi words across 11 categories, video flashcards, professional studio-recorded voiceovers, real sounds where applicable, and a question mode for parent-child interaction. The app also boasts large words, letters, icons, and buttons for easy use by young children.

Is the Hindi Baby Flash Cards app free to use?

Yes, the app is free to download and use, offering a comprehensive learning experience without initial cost. However, it does contain in-app purchases and advertisements, which may offer additional content or an ad-free experience.

What age group is this app suitable for?

The app is specifically designed for children aged 1 to 4 years old. The complexity of the words and the interactive features are tailored to suit the learning capabilities and engagement levels of toddlers and preschoolers.

How does the question mode work?

The question mode is designed for parent-child interaction and memory building. Parents can enable this mode, which will display four images and prompt the child to select the correct answer, fostering active learning and recall.