Improved my practice tenfold
The hardest thing for me is getting enough practice talking. This legit has upped to my game. It’s like having your own personal tutor walking around the city with you. I hope it’s OK that I say this, I think Duolingo is great for grammar, conjugations and being repetitive, but this app really pushed me out of my comfort zone and put me in situations where I had to think on my feet, but then also supplied the support when I needed it. I wish I had found this app sooner
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One time payment?
Is there anyway to get superfluent pro as a one time purchase rather than subscription? App and benefits of the pro are really good but id rather not pay for a subscription. If it is not available, when do you plan on implementing this?
Subscription is the only thing holding back the 3 stars compared to 5 stars in my opinion.
Subscription is the only thing holding back the 3 stars compared to 5 stars in my opinion.
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Love this app!
I’m so happy!
I have been looking for the right app with no pay-walls! And here it is! Right infront of me, the bot is ALREADY sooo kind!! Gracias Superfluent!! Adios!!
Great app
As someone who generally doesn’t believe that language learning apps are very helpful, this app is super helpful. I’m really excited to apply it to other languages like German that are harder to get off the ground than say Spanish or Italian.
My only criticism is the Google Earth landmark feature. It seems like the orientation that my phone is in while using the app is assumed to be the “upright” (1,0,0) type position, but my phone is usually angled down while I use the app. This means that when an interactive landmark is shown, I can’t really “look around” in a natural way. When my phone is angled downwards, I have the viewpoint of looking straight ahead at eye level. When I pick my phone up to eye level, I’m looking at the sun in the model. It’s a small thing, but I’m guessing it was missed in testing.
I hope this is useful feedback!
My only criticism is the Google Earth landmark feature. It seems like the orientation that my phone is in while using the app is assumed to be the “upright” (1,0,0) type position, but my phone is usually angled down while I use the app. This means that when an interactive landmark is shown, I can’t really “look around” in a natural way. When my phone is angled downwards, I have the viewpoint of looking straight ahead at eye level. When I pick my phone up to eye level, I’m looking at the sun in the model. It’s a small thing, but I’m guessing it was missed in testing.
I hope this is useful feedback!
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