Indo2Know vs Teochew

Indo2Know was born out of a combined passion to learn Indonesian and iOS development. Dramatically improved from the original version I created in 2009, Indo2Know offers the following: The app contains: - Over 1,200 Indonesian words, all with audio recordings - A flash card tutorial where you can be prompted in Indonesian or English to match the word to the correct choice - A fill in the blank offering to help with spelling and to foster memory recall to improve learning - An audio test where you match the English word to the Indonesian word you hear - A comprehensive word list that allows you to search through by English and Indonesian words grouped by sections - After a successful match, the correct answer is repeated again with audio playback - Statistics are tracked for each run showing how you performed on that test - The ability to play audio recordings for the pronunciation for each letter and word - Recorded audio is of a college educated Indonesian, ensuring accuracy in dictation Included words cover the 1,200 more commonly used words broken down into the following sections: Adjectives Adverbs Animals Clothing Colors Conjunction & Demonstrative Days Dining Directions Education Emergency Food Home Human Interrogatives Months Nature Nouns Numbers Particles People Prepositions Pronouns Quantity Time Transportation Verbs

LET'S LEARN THE TEOCHEW DIALECT ! THIS APP BREAKS THEM DOWN STROKE BY STROKE ! • SPIN THE WHEEL TO EXPLORE It's so easy and natural. • ADD TO FAVORITES Save the word you like for the future use. • REAL HUMAN VOICE Very clear. • ENGLISH MEANINGS All of the words have their meanings in English. • TEOCHEW ARTS & CULTURE Cuisine and culture illustrations. • OFF-LINE INDEPENDENT Once downloaded, you don't need internet to use the app. All audios and pictures are integrated within. You can select the word in alphabetical order (English meanings) by clicking “select” in the menu bar. Basic everyday Teochew words! There are no retroflex consonants in the Teochew language, like sh, tch. The southern Chinese dialects (Cantonese, Hokkien, Wu, Hakka) all don’t have these consonants. But they have a very plentiful and complex vowel system. Over 30 million people speak Teochew dialect. It is primarily spoken at home or between close friends. They speak the Common Chinese (Mandarin) when at school or doing business. This app gives you a taste of the Teochew dialect!