Imparare inglese (Italiano)
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education | Free | Dominik Walleser | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
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Learn English through "learning by doing" and fun. This is the Italian version.
Longer description:
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Many studies have shown that the best learning effect is achieved through the two elements fun and play.
This app tries both elements to reconcile.
The app includes over 2000 predefined vocabularies, which can be extended by own vocabularies.
Content:
- Over 2000 predefined English words
- Italian - English
- English - Italian
- Create your own vocabularies
- Edit existing vocabularies
- 17 word categories
- Add your own categories
Gameplay:
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The existing words are displayed in the form of a letter salad on the screen. By drag'n drop the letters are placed in the correct order. Is the order of the letters correctly, a brief calculation and the scoring is displayed. The points depend on the word length, and the time required.
If a word can not be resolved, then the user can skip the word and gets shown the solution, so that he can remember them, and can try again later (index system).
You can manage the existing vocabularies and extend the lists with your own words.
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Categories (ranging vocabulary areas):
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- Adjectives
- Business
- Family
- Leisure
- Football
- Items
- Vegetables
- Health
- Clothing
- Communication
- Food
- Animals
- Verbs
- Apartment
- Facts & times
- Own words
Have fun learning English.
Reviews
Frustrating interface, great idea
Laura007
The depth and robust vocabulary is great, but the drag-the-blocks interface to spell the words is frustrating. This is a variation of the standard flash card spell-the-word correctly in the other language, which I applaud for inventiveness. But it doesn't really work. You can't just drag the blocks easily in to place. They spin and roll and bounce, so you spend time trying to get the interaction to work, like a game, rather than concentrating on the word. You get points for how quick you solve the flash card game, so for longer words it takes more time to arrange the blocks to spell the word. Not fair. Not sure what they are trying to teach -- dragging the blocks or the meaning of the words.
