Codeely vs HaiBella

Tired of sitting around mindlessly scrolling on your phone? Do you desire knowledge? Do you wish to harness the magical power of the mythical entity that is the computer? Well, if you answered yes to any of those questions, I've got just what you're looking for. Enter Codeely! Codeely comes packaged with the world class interpreted language known as Monk. By nature of being interpreted, that means you can run code on your device in real time! Whether you're on a bus, in a car, on a train or in the rain, you can write and run code with Codeely anywhere, anytime! Don't know a lick of Monk? No worries, Codeely comes bundled with concise yet dangerously informative documentation covering every crevice of the language. Once you've become a Monk master you can put your skills to the test by taking on one of the many mind bending challenges offered in the app. Think you can solve them all?

Conversation practice for learners who've outgrown lessons. Learn languages like you were always meant to - by bridging vocabulary review from real-time conversations. HaiBella is a new way of learning through engaging conversations and vocabulary review tailored to your skill level and mistakes. Chat using as much as you can in your learning language, and feel free to say the rest in your native language. As you chat, get instant vocabulary translations and grammar corrections. Every translated word builds your personal vocabulary list, accelerating your progress with each message and thought. HaiBella strives to make learning from self-created conversations easier and more effective than any other app. HaiBella’s way of learning is most analogous to how kids learn - you build your vocabulary from speaking instead of from generalized lessons. We will constantly improve the app and its features for the most effective learning and ease of use. Want to send feedback, have a question, or need help? Please contact our support at haibellahelp@gmail.com! Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/