Thankful
I would give 5 stars but there isn’t any pronunciation for the words, so you can’t hear them and Icelandic is a language you need to hear. But, there is a pronunciation chart, so you have to figure it out yourself. The chart was very helpful. Would recommend using this app with another to help.
Meh
Has a pronunciation section, which is useful. Though I'm sure you can find the same table on google.
The rest is pretty rubbish; the flash card section only goes up to B so the useful words you might need if visiting Iceland aren't included unless you buy the whole thing. Not ideal in a free app. Has some potential as a full app but I'm not willing to spend the money to find out.
The rest is pretty rubbish; the flash card section only goes up to B so the useful words you might need if visiting Iceland aren't included unless you buy the whole thing. Not ideal in a free app. Has some potential as a full app but I'm not willing to spend the money to find out.
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No thank you
This app doesn't pronounce the words for you to hear. Just provides the spelling and a chart for the sounds made by each letter. Ugh, no thanks.
Rubbish
This app was hopeless. Only gave a few words for the letters A and B. Don't download.
Does not understand the concept
Failures:
1) If you're building a language app, you provide audio.
2) At the very least, if you can't manage recording a native speaker, (which should make you reconsider providing a language app in the first place) you need to provide proper IPA transliteration. ESPECIALLY for English speakers. There are dozens of English dialects, and the examples provided can be pronounced many different ways.
3) If you're going to provide a "lite" version of an app you expect people to pay real money for, you need to provide common conversational words and phrases, not a random selection of "a" and "b" words.
4) "300+" words is useless for any language flashcard app. Maybe you'd be of use if you provided 300 essential words for beginners, but unless it's essential phrases for beginners or travelers, you've missed your mark. Beyond that, if it's vocabulary building for intermediate speakers, then you've already surpassed your target market.
Better go back to the drawing board...
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1) If you're building a language app, you provide audio.
2) At the very least, if you can't manage recording a native speaker, (which should make you reconsider providing a language app in the first place) you need to provide proper IPA transliteration. ESPECIALLY for English speakers. There are dozens of English dialects, and the examples provided can be pronounced many different ways.
3) If you're going to provide a "lite" version of an app you expect people to pay real money for, you need to provide common conversational words and phrases, not a random selection of "a" and "b" words.
4) "300+" words is useless for any language flashcard app. Maybe you'd be of use if you provided 300 essential words for beginners, but unless it's essential phrases for beginners or travelers, you've missed your mark. Beyond that, if it's vocabulary building for intermediate speakers, then you've already surpassed your target market.
Better go back to the drawing board...
DELETED.
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