What about Northern and southern differences
It’s a great app but I want to learn southern Quechua not northern and it would be amazing if it gave a choice
Response from developer
Hi Sunshine 192854. Thank you for liking our app, we really appreciate it. Thank you also for flagging up that you’d like us to bring out an app in Southern Quechua. We work hard adding new languages each year and already cover 150 different ones. Deciding which to add next is a complex decision but the number of requests we have for those languages is one of our considerations. Please email your request to support@utalk.com and we'll let you know as soon as we make progress on Southern Quechua. We love languages! Best wishes, Sarah
Best way of learning Quechua 🇧🇴🇪🇨🇵🇪
This app is a awesome way of learning classic Quechua. You pretty much learn while you have fun. My mother is from Peru and we travel a lot in Peru. One trip we went to an island on Lake Titicaca called Isla De Los Uros. They speak Spanish, Aymara, and Quechua. It was amazing, next year we are going to go to Cuzco, and they speak a lot of Quechua so this app is really going to prepare me fast while I have fun. 🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪🇵🇪
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This app is awesome! I was on my way to Bolivia to meet my girlfriend's family for the first time. They were in total "shock and awe"when they heard their native Quechua spoken by a Black American. I just totally blew them away! Thanks for an excellent app and keep up the good work!
Helpful and easy to use!
This app is very similar to the style of instruction used by Rosetta Stone, and it is incredibly helpful and useful. Note that it is for Cuzco-area Quechua.
Way overpriced for what it is! Avoid unless it gets an overhaul
I bought this app as it is one of the few that focuses on Quechua. However I must say that I am very disappointed with my purchase. For the $9.99 price, the content is extremely superficial and covers only a handful of sample phrases as well as some trivial amounts of vocabulary (colors, numbers, etc...).
No explanations on grammar are provided (which would be very useful for an agglutinative language such as Quechua). So, even after using this app you will not be much further ahead in learning how to compose your own sentences based on the very limited vocabulary you can pick up via this app.
In its current state, I'm not sure that this app would be a good deal even at $0.99. To justify the $9,99 price, the content of this application would have to increase tenfold.
No explanations on grammar are provided (which would be very useful for an agglutinative language such as Quechua). So, even after using this app you will not be much further ahead in learning how to compose your own sentences based on the very limited vocabulary you can pick up via this app.
In its current state, I'm not sure that this app would be a good deal even at $0.99. To justify the $9,99 price, the content of this application would have to increase tenfold.
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Great app!!
I wish , the app would have more vocabulary, for example more verbs, other than that great app!!
Easy and fun!
Didn't know what to expect at first but so far living the app and learning some basic Quechua. Just hope there's updates. But all in all 5 stars.
Excellent way of learning the language
This has given us a fun way to learn Quechua, using audio, pictures, written words and games together is excellent. However more vocabulary etc would make this even better, and for the price would be expected really. The sounds of the letters, more useful words and commonly used phrases, and sentences and other info would be really helpful. However it is a great start, and gives at least some basics, learnt in an easy way.
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Booooooo!!!!
O Stars, Booooooo!!!
very good
very easy to learn the basics for your first experiences with language.
Slick interface, poor content
This app is very polished and the sound files are clear (having the nice feature of both a man and woman reading each word/phrase), and the games seem like they might actually be good to learn from. However, the choice of words is odd - when did "elbow" or "strawberries" become critical language? It's not tailored at travellers, but also not at people want to be able to speak fluently. It also uses different words to Lonely Planet's phrase book, FWIW.
Slick app, but probably wouldn't have bought in hindsight.
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