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Learn new languages through fun, visually-driven mini-games. Focus on practical vocabulary with short, daily sessions that build a consistent learning habit. Master essential words and phrases with beautiful illustrations and engaging gameplay.
Summarized from real user reviews of Learn Swedish language. Based on 294 reviews and a 4.9/5 average, it highlights the 7 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this Education app.
34.80
July 14, 2020
- Bug fixes
Daily 15 minutes of learning time!
$159.99
Premium
Unlimited time for all Languages!
2 issues
App freezing or crashing
Compatibility issues on older devices
4 requests
Longer free daily learning time
More advanced grammar and sentence structure lessons
Drops makes language learning fun and effortless through visually-driven mini-games. It focuses on practical vocabulary, connecting words to beautiful graphics and quick, engaging gameplay. The app aims to build a consistent learning habit with short, daily sessions.
Key features include 100% illustrated vocabulary, short 5-minute daily learning sessions, effortless gamified play, quick swipe and tap controls, a focus on practical vocabulary only (no grammar), and tools to help forge a language learning habit. It also features high-quality word pronunciations.
Drops is free for casual learners, offering over 2700 words in 150+ topics. For dedicated learners who want to progress faster with unlimited learning time, a premium subscription is available. Subscriptions are offered on a monthly ($9.99) or annual ($69.99) basis.
The provided description specifically mentions learning Korean and Swedish. The app aims to empower people worldwide through language knowledge and indicates that even more languages are in development and will be added in the future.
This app is designed for individuals who want to learn practical vocabulary in a new language in a fun, engaging, and efficient way. It's ideal for busy people who can commit just five minutes a day to learning and prefer a visual, game-like approach over traditional grammar-heavy methods.
