Blanks vs iBlessing

Blanks shows you a definition and four words. Drag the right word into the hole in the paper. Get it right and a tick appears; get it wrong and you try again. After every right answer, Blanks shows what all four words mean, so the wrong choices teach you something too. Hold any of them to look it up in the dictionary on your iPhone or iPad. • Over 8,000 English words, with definitions from WordNet • No repeats until you have seen the whole list; words you miss come back sooner • Drag the words, or switch to tapping them • Your best streak is kept • No ads and no account; your progress stays on your device Want more practice with the words you get wrong? More Blanks adds a review mode for your mistakes, a list of your recent words, and your progress. Word definitions from WordNet 3.0, Princeton University. The developer is not associated with WordNet or Princeton.

Blessings often come in disguise. This one comes with you in your pocket! ----> It's no longer hard to remember all the different blessings there are to say before eating or drinking different kosher foods! ----> No more fumbling for the prayer book or messy cards! Press a button and “Say a Blessing!” ----> FULL AUDIO! Press a food type on the virtual blessing device and see the associated blessing's name pop up and hear the blessing pronounced for you word-for-word, slowly and clearly, enabling you to repeat after it and learn the blessing on your own! NOTE: REMEMBER TO TURN OFF MUTE AND TURN UP THE VOLUME TO HEAR THE BLESSINGS! DESCRIPTION Baruch Atah Ado...? Perhaps you dropped out of Hebrew school a little too soon or are learning Hebrew for the very first time. With just a touch of the finger, this app will recite with you aloud one of 6 blessings of your choice including the blessings over challah, wine, and washing of the hands. Also included are the prayers of "Modeh Ani" and the "Shema." The blessings are first said in Hebrew and then translated into English, leaving enough time after each word for you to repeat the blessing. It is a mitzvah (commandment) for Jewish people to recite blessings before and after eating or drinking. These unique and age-old blessings help one connect with G-d to express thankfulness and gratitude. Now you can say the correct blessings in the original Hebrew wherever you are. Never fumble or mumble a blessing again! This is the iPhone/iTouch version of our original keychain available at www.SayABlessing.com. Do a Mitzvah Today!