Learn Spanish - Free WordPower Reviews – Page 4
4/5 rating based on 52 reviews. Read all reviews for Learn Spanish - Free WordPower for iPhone.
Learn Spanish - Free WordPower is free iOS app published by Innovative Language Learning USA LLC
Delighted!
ThreeBeeKing
This app is stimulating and where is that I didn't expect. The creators of this app have found ways to keep the learner's mind engaged on the language and undistracted by those thoughts that can creep into one's mind when the study becomes laborious. Boredom definitely never happens with this app!
Yes!
Fisherrero
Finally, a Spanish program I can really use! I just needed to brush up on vocabulary and this does the trick. I feel like I am really learning something. Very happy with this program. Maybe after I use it for awhile I will come back and give 5 stars!
Word of the day
Medic28
I love getting word of the day because you learn so much more with the sentences.
recording feature is great
shelley EY
the interactivity of repeating and listening to your own rendition is very helpful
Great app!!
LuckyLicorice
This app is incredibly helpful for learning Spanish. Thanks to the developers for their hard work in making this available!
Nice
Frankie1054
I like the word lists, and since I don't speak Spanish, the audio is crucial. I like getting the word of the day with common phrases, too. Nice for studying a bit every day.
Been waitin a while for this
AtruEpickmeUP
If i could design my own app for learning this would be it. The layout is flawless.
I want to like this...
NyanPoptartCat
I have WordPower for Japanese and find it very useful. However, I'm hesitant to purchase the Spanish or French versions becaus none of the audio clips seem to include noun gender. I see it on the flashcard itself, but that presumes I'm looking at the flashcard at all, when I often listen to the words on this app while in my car, swiping from word to word while looking at the road. From my previous experience learning Romance languages (I studied French for several years), the noun gender needs to be repeated over and over and over to stick in most people's heads. It must treated as part of the word itself, whether you use la, el, los, les, whatever. This isn't an option if you want your speech to be taken seriously. If this ever gets changed, I would love to buy the app.