Cheezy
It has potential but right now it's pretty cheezy. And it's obviously not built for ipad
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This app offers a fun and interactive way to build your Italian vocabulary. It features flashcards with native speaker audio and four mini-games to test your knowledge. Designed by linguistics graduates, it's suitable for beginners and intermediates.
✓1000+ Italian words and phrases
✓Native speaker audio clips
✓Flashcard training area
✓Four mini-games for practice
✓Progress tracking and star system
✓Designed by linguistics graduates
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What's New in Learn Italian
2.0
January 3, 2014
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1
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$2.99
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What is the best way to learn Italian with Learn Italian?
Learn Italian uses a combination of flashcards with native speaker audio and four engaging mini-games to help you master vocabulary. Reviewing incorrect answers is also a key feature to aid learning.
How many words and phrases can I learn with Learn Italian?
The app offers over 1000 words and phrases across 36 language packs. Five of these packs, containing over 100 words, are available for free.
Does Learn Italian offer audio pronunciation?
Yes, Learn Italian includes native speaker English audio clips for all words and phrases, allowing you to hear correct pronunciation.
What age rating is Learn Italian suitable for?
Learn Italian is rated for ages 9 and up, making it suitable for a wide range of learners.
How often is Learn Italian updated?
The app was last updated on January 3, 2014, with the latest version being 2.0. It was originally released on February 21, 2013.
What kind of games are included in Learn Italian?
Learn Italian features four mini-games: Bear All Flash Cards, Duck Shoot, Spelling Bee, and Squirrel Hunt, all designed to test and reinforce vocabulary learning.
Is Learn Italian free to download and use?
Yes, Learn Italian is available for free. While some content is free, there is an option to upgrade to access all 36 word packs.
Who designed Learn Italian?
Learn Italian was designed by a team of Modern Languages and Linguistics graduates from Oxford University.
