5 stars: Best of both worlds. This combines the learn, repeat, revisit pattern of Pimsleur audio study with a visual interface and characters. I love the self-record feature that I can compare with a native speaker. And the color coded English to Hanzi so I know which character goes with which word. The website also features movies with a learning mode that is amazing. Check it out!!
3 stars: This is a fun little app with many different languages to choose from. I especially like that you can touch your finger to a word and see the phonetic spelling of it. Looking through your reviews i see you used to have ASL. Please consider bringing it back. With over 11 million Deaf and hard of hearing in the US, it would be a very helpful tool to learn to communicate with them.
5 stars: I love the different ways you can learn, you can read along or you can listen. I also appreciate the literal translations. I'm learning Korean and wish there were more units so I'm giving 3 stars. Please give more units and get the 5 stats you deserve. Sorry for the blackmail 😜 Adding one more star for the response! Ready to give 5 stars now. The repetition hammers the lessons into my brain. And I live the daily nuggets too. 🤩
5 stars: I love Mango! It's a quality language app, and I'm getting a lot of experience speaking. I love that it also includes information on the language and culture. It would be great though if I could see the words while I have it on auto play because I'm a visual ...