Korean Bubble Bath: Learn Korean Reviews – Page 5
5/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Korean Bubble Bath: Learn Korean for iPhone.
Korean Bubble Bath: Learn Korean is free iOS app published by Overpass Limited
Good
Isbdksbdn
I thoroughly enjoy the clarity of the voice and how you are pushed to understand quickly on this app. However, later on when learning a language, it's better to not translate everything from your mother tongue into the other language, or else you will be slowed down A LOT. I think this app could be improved by replacing the words in English with pictures, therefore associating the word in Korean with the thing itself (or a cartoon version of it) rather than associating it with English.
Nice!
Dancemonsternamjoon
I've been looking for a learning app like this for a while. Please continue improving upon this design and make more games!
You learn fast!
jasminegilb
The way the game is set up you have to think quickly which in-the-end helps you learn quickly! The speaker is always really good and easy to understand.
Surprisingly Good
Nana's Truth
I thought it was going to be too childish but it make me want to advance that much more and I’m learning the words quickly.
Enterntaining
Aramat1576
I have plenty of apps teaching me Korean, this one I find it very playful, helps to think quickly. I enjoyed it very much.
Love it
Jesavee
It’s great, and will help increase your Korean vocabulary quickly. I like that no Romanization is used.
Not going to say it’s the best but
Kkcocobear
It’s a really good app and I would honestly recommend it to anyone. It’s really fun and easy and catch your attention. I don’t get a lot of time I study but each level only takes like 2-3 minutes and I have time for that. Also if you’re like me and you have kids this is a good way to introduce them to the korean language as well. I really appreciate that they use the korean writing system and not romanization.
Good
Nicknym
Has a large verity of useful words more so than most of the apps I've tried! Would be nice if they had syllable by syllable pronunciation (like Poppopping Korean) with the number or picture on the vocabulary you could go through before testing yourself on it though.