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Think Bilingual Learn by Doing

Think Bilingual Learn by Doing

Level 2

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23 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 25, 2015
  • October 17, 2018

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Learn a new language through immersive, real-world scenarios like driving or cooking. This app helps you think directly in the target language, accelerating fluency. It's designed for learners with some existing vocabulary.

✓Immersive real-world scenarios
✓Think in the new language
✓Spanish, French, English support
✓High beginner to low intermediate level
✓iPad only
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What's New in Think Bilingual Learn by Doing

9.2

October 17, 2018

Quality of life improvements for teachers and students. Fixed a sound issue for iOS 11+.

User reviews

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Amazing app

Love it for all three languages
bilingual parentbilingual parent

The Robot Gave My Kids Nightmares

I thought this was just a normal game, but I can easily disprove that by what I saw tonight. I saw the robot mascot in my child’s bedroom at 3:00 AM!!!
RASAschoolofficeRASAschooloffice

It helped me learn a bit of French before it I new nothing

I sat down for 5 minutes and learn three words in French before I new nothing!
a person not a robota person not a robot

Please, more episodes

We so enjoy this program. We spend a lot of time dreaming of new episodes. Sports. Soccer for sure. Swimming. Baseball?
We try to learn new vocabulary at the restaurant. But we forget really fast. You’d do that so much better.
How about flying a kite? You see how we keep on dreaming. That’s what happens when you enjoy yourself so much.
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wathk07wathk07

We want more!

Guilt free screen time. We’re a screen phobic household. Of course that isn’t altogether a good idea for our 10 year old twins. Think bilingual gives us all a break. Perhaps most importantly, the twins can see what a truly educational computer program feels like. We hate refusing all screen time; that makes us seem narrow minded. Think bilingual changes us into discriminating parents! Will this message take hold. TB gives us hope.
We’re always hoping for new episodes.
MANY THANKS
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FAQ

What is the learning methodology of Think Bilingual?

Think Bilingual uses an immersion-based learning methodology, encouraging users to think directly in the target language through simulated real-world activities. This approach aims to accelerate fluency by moving beyond direct translation.

What languages are available in Think Bilingual?

Think Bilingual currently includes support for Spanish, French, and English. The app is designed for learners at a high beginner to low intermediate level.

What devices does Think Bilingual support?

Think Bilingual is exclusively available for iPad. Users will need an iPad device to download and use the application.

What is the age rating for Think Bilingual?

Think Bilingual has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for young children and above.

How often is Think Bilingual updated?

The latest version of Think Bilingual is 9.2, last updated on October 17, 2018. The app has not received updates since this date.

What is the user sentiment for Think Bilingual based on ratings?

Think Bilingual has an average rating of 4.2 stars from 15 ratings. This suggests generally positive user sentiment among its current user base.

Is Think Bilingual suitable for absolute beginners?

Think Bilingual is designed for learners who already know some words in the new language, targeting a high beginner to low intermediate level. For absolute beginners, a separate beginner version is recommended.