Pintar vs Khatt

Pintar brings more than 40 languages into one clear learning app. Learn English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish, Vietnamese, Russian, Chinese and Japanese, or find hard-to-find languages like Malay, Javanese, Iban, Kadazan, Dusun, Amharic, Somali and Swahili, all in one place. Welsh, Irish, Basque, Catalan, Hawaiian and Māori now have full beginner courses too, each starting with a short lesson on the language's spelling and sounds. YOUR WORDS, IN ONE PLACE Open the Words tab, choose a topic and learn five new words at a time. Return to learned words with flashcards, meaning questions and matching. Malay now includes ten vocabulary topics, from food and family to everyday actions. Vocabulary topics and practice options vary by course. LEARN STEP BY STEP Start with letters or useful words, depending on the course. Short lessons can include: - Pictures and word matching - Listening and pronunciation - Sentence building - Dialogues, reading and review Chinese and Japanese show pinyin or romaji on every line, and Russian and Japanese begin with a short alphabet course, so you never have to guess how a word sounds. LEARN ENGLISH IN YOUR OWN LANGUAGE The English course explains everything in Arabic, Korean, Indonesian, Malay, Hindi, Bengali or Urdu, following the language you use in the app. MADE FOR BEGINNERS No previous knowledge is required. Pintar gives children, adults, families and teachers a clear place to start. CHOOSE WITH CONFIDENCE Before you begin, each course shows its lesson count, explanation language, audio availability and review status. Switch languages without losing your place, and return to the next lesson whenever you are ready. No account is required to begin. Course depth and audio vary by language. Some languages have full beginner courses; others currently offer topic-based word practice. Pintar shows this clearly before you start. An internet connection is currently required. Non-personalised, G-rated ads may appear during or after lessons.

Khatt teaches you to write Arabic by hand, one stroke at a time. Short lessons take you from alif to hamza: watch each letter being written, trace it, copy it, then write it from memory, while Khatt checks your writing the way a teacher would. LEARN STEP BY STEP • A path of short lessons with XP, a daily goal and streaks. • All 36 letters: the 28 letters, hamza and its seats, tā' marbūṭa and alif maqṣūra, in every positional form. • Quick games between writing exercises: pick the letter, tap what you hear, match the pairs. • Spaced repetition brings letters back just before you would forget them. FEEDBACK ON EVERY STROKE • Stroke order, direction, missing dots, proportions and stray ink are all checked. • After each check your ink slides onto the model, so you see exactly where you went wrong. • Place dots with a single tap. WRITE HADITH • 22 short, authentic hadith to write word by word. The page glides along the line, so even a long sentence is easy. • Finish with a levha in your own handwriting. • Every hadith is checked against two copies of the Sunnah.com collection and shown with its reference, grade and published English translation. MADE FOR IPHONE AND IPAD • A manuscript-inspired design with the sound of a reed pen on paper. • With Apple Pencil: pressure-sensitive ink, palm rejection and double-tap to undo. • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets and an optional daily reminder. IN YOUR LANGUAGE Khatt is available in English, Arabic, Turkish, Indonesian, Malay, Urdu, Persian, Bengali and French. Hadith meanings are shown in their published English translation. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Khatt works fully offline. There is no account, no ads and no tracking, and your progress stays on your device. Letter shapes are from the Noto Naskh Arabic typeface (SIL Open Font License).