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Things Fall Apart References

Things Fall Apart References

by UnatezeSoft, LLC.

15 ratings
17 reviews
📚 Education
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Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 26, 2010
  • November 9, 2017

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UnatezeSoft, LLC.
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This app helps users pronounce Igbo names from a classic novel. It provides native speaker audio, allows you to record and compare your own pronunciation, and offers search and bookmarking features for easy reference.

✓Native Igbo name pronunciation
✓Record and compare your pronunciation
✓Text and indexed search
✓Search by chapter
✓Bookmark references
✓Offline database
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What's New in Things Fall Apart References

4.0

November 9, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Improves user interface quality and design for an improved user experience. This version adds support for the latest iPhone and iPad device displays and OS versions.

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Not very good

I don’t see how a none Igbo will be writing and even pronouncing Igbo language for the world and totally using wrong pronunciation .In Igbo language we have the letter of the alphabet : GB which is pronounced as : GB . Very different from the Yoruba pronunciation of GB which the pronounce as GW . Your pronunciation of Agbala and agbala were wrong but your Mgboye and Mgbafo was right. We also have GW which is pronounced as in the name Gwyneth Paltrow . So pls correct it
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bighumourbighumour

Cool app :)

Cool app :)
App ist kewl :)App ist kewl :)

Very good

Very good👍
t.h.o.m.a.s.1235t.h.o.m.a.s.1235

Not working

The app doesn’t work.
EdfruitisEdfruitis

This app is a great help!

On a read like on things fall apart, this is quite great!
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FAQ

Does Things Fall Apart References have ads?

No, Things Fall Apart References does not contain advertisements. It is a free app with optional in-app purchases.

What is the learning methodology used by Things Fall Apart References?

The app focuses on auditory learning by providing native Igbo speaker pronunciations. Users can then practice and compare their own recordings, reinforcing correct pronunciation through active engagement.

How does Things Fall Apart References track user progress?

The app does not explicitly track progress in a formal learning sense. However, users can bookmark references for easy access and revisit them to improve their pronunciation over time.

Is Things Fall Apart References available on Android devices?

No, Things Fall Apart References is currently only available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is not supported on Android platforms.

How often is Things Fall Apart References updated?

The app was last updated on November 9, 2017, with version 4.0. While it has not received recent updates, the content is self-contained and does not require frequent changes.

What do users like most about Things Fall Apart References?

Based on the limited ratings, users likely appreciate the core functionality of providing accurate Igbo name pronunciations and the ability to compare their own recordings with native speakers.

What are the in-app purchases for Things Fall Apart References?

The provided data indicates the app has in-app purchases, but specific details about what these purchases entail are not available in the description.

What is the age rating for Things Fall Apart References?

Things Fall Apart References has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for young children and does not contain mature content.