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Letter2Sound (Sanskrit)

Letter2Sound (Sanskrit)

by Gulvel Technologies Private Limited

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Learn the fundamental elements of Sanskrit, including vowels, consonants, and numbers, with accurate pronunciations and simple word examples. This tool bridges the gap between written characters and their sounds, aiding in reading and understanding the language.

✓Vowel and consonant learning
✓Number pronunciation
✓Sound-to-letter connection
✓Simple word examples
✓Supports multiple Indian languages
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What's New in Letter2Sound (Sanskrit)

4.1

February 21, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. 1. New Feature: Half Letters 2. Support for latest iOS versions 3. Minor Bug Fixes

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So bad!

I was looking for an app to assist me with my sanskrit studies and came across this one. Needless to say, I'm disappointed! This app is no help at all. The person pronouncing the vowels & consonants doesn't do this language the justice it deserves. It really does sound like a 3 year old is orating this app. Don't spend your money on this app until the creators get a proper linguist to pronounce the sounds you need to hear with the subtle, but very necessary inflections.
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NLitened1NLitened1

Nice basic app

Good to know sanskrit characters.. other apps go to words..directly...good app.
Hekel68Hekel68

save your dollar

letters sound like they're being pronounced by a 3 year old. my skt pronunciation is bad, but its better than what comes out of this app. many of the letters are cut off. all around poor execution.
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What is Letter2Sound (Sanskrit)?

Letter2Sound (Sanskrit) is an educational app designed to help users understand the basic building blocks of the Sanskrit language. It focuses on teaching vowels, consonants, and numbers with their correct pronunciations and simple word examples.

Does Letter2Sound (Sanskrit) have ads?

The provided data does not specify if Letter2Sound (Sanskrit) contains advertisements. However, as it is a paid app, it is likely ad-free.

What is the price of Letter2Sound (Sanskrit)?

Letter2Sound (Sanskrit) is available for purchase at $0.99. This is a one-time payment to access the application.

What is the user rating for Letter2Sound (Sanskrit)?

Letter2Sound (Sanskrit) has an average rating of 3.3 stars based on 6 user reviews. This indicates a mixed reception from its user base.

What age rating is Letter2Sound (Sanskrit)?

Letter2Sound (Sanskrit) is rated for ages 4 and up. This makes it suitable for young learners and adults alike.

What devices does Letter2Sound (Sanskrit) support?

Letter2Sound (Sanskrit) is compatible with iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Apple Watch devices. This broad compatibility allows users to learn on various Apple products.

When was Letter2Sound (Sanskrit) last updated?

The latest version of Letter2Sound (Sanskrit) was released on February 21, 2018. The app was initially released on March 28, 2011.

Does Letter2Sound (Sanskrit) offer other Indian languages?

Yes, in addition to Sanskrit, Letter2Sound offers learning modules for other Indian languages such as Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam.