Trace Sanskrit And English Alphabets Kids Activity Reviews

Great Program!

TrollTail

You trace the characters right after they are spoken. It's a great way to learn and easy to use.

So helpful!

Spark1214

Thank you so much for creating this!

I love this app! The only thing keeping me from rating it 5 stars is the music. The iPad version places the ads over the settings button, so you can't turn off the music. I'm studying Sanskrit as part of my mantra practice, so it's really helpful to trace the letters and hear them pronounced. Unfortunately, the music is distracting. Please help me turn it off :) Thanks!

Easy to use but annoying

roisin_f

I understand this app was written for kids but there really should be away to turn the bad, annoying music off without losing the letter pronunciation. Also ads pop up in the middle of tracing the letter and that is really annoying. For myself, I would pay to remove them. However since this app was clearly written for kids, the fact that ads pop up when you are tracing the letter mean more than likely the kid will mistakenly tap the ad. If that is done on purpose shame on you app developers. However, to be fair, it may be a bug. This could be a great app if not for these two problems.

Good Ap, but....

Sue Foto

Could not do the tracing as the ads kept popping up. Deleted this ap after 5 minutes.

Ad Trap

Eddiesurman

Unusable. This app had promsie, but banners and pop up ads make it a mess. Don't waste your time.

Useless app

uaku

Wish there was a way to contact support or developer team Looks like a design by a 5 year old

needs improvement

HaTapooze

Wonderful idea, but not a great implementation of it. Ads are fairly relevant (similar educational or gaming apps), but way too frequent. App is slow and choppy, especially the main menu with the circling clouds. I don't know enough Sanskrit/Devanagari to comment on those aspects, but the English pronunciations are often not good enough (all letter names that end in "ee" are pronounced the same instead of emphasizing their initial differences, and the initial sound of the name for H should not be there, should just be "ay-ch"). The music sounds nice, but it's good that it can be turned off since it's distracting while trying to audibly learn letter names. There's not much reward for completing a test (only a happy noise before the last letter or two, nothing at the end and no congratulations), and there's no feedback on how I did nor any record of progress. This is a very simple app, better for kids than adults, but could be much better for all learners with at least some of these suggested improvements.