Learn to Talk: Talking Cards

Learn to Talk: Talking Cards

Words, stories, games for kids

5 ratings
2 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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Released
September 14, 2026
Updated
November 2, 2026

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This app helps children develop speech and language skills through interactive picture cards, stories, and games. It offers a supportive environment for late talkers, children with speech delays, and autistic children, encouraging them to express themselves. Features include multi-language support and customizable family voices.

✓Interactive picture word cards
✓Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) board
✓Multi-language support
✓Recordable family voices
✓Illustrated storybooks
✓Calm educational games
✓Errorless learning design
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What's New in Learn to Talk

2.33.0

November 2, 2026

12 new first-word cards, and every first word is now in the free app. Sentences with two people come out right: tap Mom, Dad, eat and the app says "Mom and Dad eat." Tap "or" between them for "Mom or Dad eats." "My dog." and "My mom." read naturally. When the device's own voice reads a sentence, it now speaks slower, with a short pause between parts, so a child can follow. Bottle Worlds shows plain 0–9 numbers and runs lighter on phones. Plus many fixes.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$1.99

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User reviews

Fun and Interactive

Talking Cards offers an interesting and enjoyable experience with a simple, user-friendly design. It feels engaging and easy to explore, making it a pleasant app to use. A great choice for anyone looking for something fun and interactive!

Response from developer

Thank you! We're so glad you find Talking Cards fun and easy to explore.

Turn Simple Moments Into Great Conversations

Talking Cards is a refreshing way to spark conversations and discover new perspectives. The idea of using cards to encourage meaningful discussions makes it feel more engaging than ordinary small talk. It’s a great option for spending quality time with friends, family, or someone new. Simple concept, but with plenty of potential for memorable moments.
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Response from developer

Thank you for the kind words! We're glad Talking Cards sparks good conversations. Enjoy talking and learning together!

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FAQ

What is Talking Cards?

Talking Cards is an educational app designed to help children develop speech and language skills. It uses interactive picture cards, stories, and games to encourage communication and learning.

Who is Talking Cards for?

Talking Cards is made for late talkers, children with speech delays, autistic children, and any child learning their first words. It supports a child's own talking journey.

Does Talking Cards have ads?

No, Talking Cards does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to provide an uninterrupted learning experience for children.

How many languages does Talking Cards support?

Talking Cards supports six languages: English, Arabic, Spanish, French, Turkish, and Nepali. Users can easily switch between languages with a single tap.

Can I record my own voice in Talking Cards?

Yes, you can record your own voice for cards so a child can hear a familiar voice, like mom or dad, say the word. These personal recordings are never uploaded.

What kind of games are included in Talking Cards?

Talking Cards features twelve calm games, including spelling, matching, sorting, counting, put-in-order, listening, a sing-along piano, and a game that plays back a child's own voice.

Is Talking Cards suitable for children with special needs?

Yes, the app is specifically made for late talkers, children with speech delays, and autistic children, providing a supportive environment for their communication development.

How often is Talking Cards updated?

The latest version of Talking Cards is 2.26.0, and it was last updated on September 28, 2026. Updates typically include new content and improvements.