Six apps, one for each language: every verb in six tenses, thousands of words by theme and level, a pronunciation guide and an offline translator. No account, no ads, and the learning works without the internet.
Each app teaches one language from English, with its own verbs, words, audio and pronunciation guide. Spanish, Portuguese and Dutch come in two regional forms.
From parlare to the trapassato prossimo: Italian verbs, words and sounds.
Castilian or Latin American Spanish: you choose, the words and voices follow.
French verbs as they are written and said, from avoir to the futur antérieur.
German verbs, nouns and sounds, with the articles and plurals you need.
European or Brazilian Portuguese, each with its own words, forms and voice.
Belgian or Netherlands Dutch, with Flemish words recorded by a native speaker.
The same tools in every app, filled with that language's own material.
Six indicative tenses per language, every person, with audio. Train on the verbs you choose, or test yourself on random ones.
2,045 to 5,200 words by theme and level (A1 to B2), each with its IPA, audio and an example sentence.
A guide to the language's sounds and alphabet, with audio for every example word and letter.
Flash cards from “I have” to the form and its pronoun, and a search that finds a verb by its English meaning.
Translate between English and the language on your Android phone. Your text never leaves it.
500 words that look like English, with warnings for the false friends, and the everyday phrases to say first.
The app asks which form you want at first launch, and the words, verb forms, examples and voice follow. You can switch at any time, and Pro covers both.
Every app is free to download and to use. Pro is a single purchase per app: no subscription, and it comes back when you reinstall or change phone.
Everything to get going
The whole language
The apps are built once for all platforms, so they work the same everywhere.
The Italian app is on Google Play now; Spanish, French, German, Portuguese and Dutch follow soon.
The iOS versions are on their way to the App Store.
A desktop version, with audio for every word and verb form, is being tested on Linux.
