3 stars: I find when I have difficulty with a phrase or an word/number, I want to focus and getting it correct. I want to be able to replay a word in the phrase repeatedly. I also want to say the phrase again after finally getting it right instead of automatically moving on. I am forced to continue or get it right. An example of this in the Dutch language where I can't review numbers and I am supposed to know how to say \
4 stars: I really enjoy the variety of teaching methods used for leaning French. However, sometimes it requires the learner to type out a word correctly and the keyboard doesn't contain the relevant symbols in order to spell it out. For example, there is no dash (-) to spell out \
5 stars: I've been trying to improve my French with Babble for about 3 weeks now. I do notice an improvement. I am trying to go on every day or at least 4 times a week. I think this is important for me. I like that Babble offers different ways to learn. I often choose speaking because that's where i feel I need more help pronouncing. Looking forward to learning more \ud83d\ude42
5 stars: The app is amazing. Only problem is that if you change your own language while learning another (ex, I'm learning German and I was trying to change my set language from English to French), you will loose all your vocabulary list. That's sucks because syntactically, German is closer to French and I wanted to switch as I speak French as well.
4 stars: At first I was unable to turn off...