AP Spanish Vocabulary Reviews
4/5 rating based on 14 reviews. Read all reviews for AP Spanish Vocabulary for iPhone.
AP Spanish Vocabulary is paid iOS app published by 99MediaLab LLC
A+++ app
FreePaperMate
this is actually a great app for AP Spanish Vocab. I did not see any errors and the words were translated correctly in English. Am using it extensively and recommend it to others too!! A+++ app
Good App for Spanish
ItsAlwaysGood
This is actually a great app to study spanish vocab on the go. I just downloaded it on my iPad for my AP tests and its great. The quiz feature is great too!! Hats off to u all!!
Nice Spanish app
MANISH KAKADIYA
Great AP Spanish app for the AP test in May for which I am already preparing. The app is feature loaded and its great!! I would recommend to everyone!
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PhilJohnJr
This is a good app for the AP Spanish Test! A+++ because it has flashcards, quiz and other blog articles.
Great Apps
Per92al
Awesome app, helps a lot for spanish learners. It has flash cards and Practice quiz, which is very important to learn any language. All the apps are very good from this seller.
AP Spanish vocabulary
Melcariaga
I love this updated edition. Great! I'm recommending it to all my AP students. Buen trabajo!
I dont know how I got by without this!
Rachelnp
My grade spanish grade has gone way up thanks to the extremely well made tool. Love it!
Do NOT buy this.
<3Taylor Swift1231
The amount of errors in this thing and the level of the vocabulary is just sad. Instead of "la ciudad" for "city", its written as "la cuidad" Yes, "cuidad" Beside the typo, that word isn't even an AP level word. Its probably a Spanish level 1 word. Another one of the words is "el/la maestro/a", which means teacher Anyone who took a year of Spanish should know that Don't listen to any of the other reviews. Im currently in AP Spanish, and this certainly WILL NOT prepare you for the AP exam. Im beginning feel that everyone else was paid to write amazing reviews.
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Skitha
Flash cards are not grouped into sets. They just go on and on. So if you study, say 30 or so, however many is reasonably manageable for you, then go to quiz, the quiz covers all the words in the app. You will be quizzed on words you didn't study. This makes the quiz function pretty useless. If the cards were grouped into sets of a certain number and the quizzes matched what you studied in a particular set, this would be a tremendous improvement.