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Forvo Media SL
Listen, record, and learn languages.
The app allows users to search for words and listen to pronunciations from native speakers in over 450 languages. Users can record pronunciations and compare different accents for the same word.
Hitech LLC
Learn languages by listening and speaking
Learn languages through immersive experiences with real-life conversations, pronunciation practice, and cultural context. Practice speaking with native speakers, receive instant feedback, and track progress with detailed analytics.
Alexandr Lobanov
Learn English and Russian vocabulary.
The app provides a comprehensive English-Russian and Russian-English dictionary. It contains a large collection of words, phrases, and vocabulary items, and does not require an internet connection.
WordDive Oy
Learn languages with a patented method.
The app offers language learning through a patented multisensory method. Users can learn vocabulary and grammar permanently with material created by teachers and recorded by native speakers.
Chris Tonkin
With games and phrases
With interactive games, grammar lessons, and vocabulary practice. Practice speaking with phrasebook features and beginner to intermediate level courses. Listen to essential words and phrases.
Qingdao Jiaming Cultural Communication Co., Ltd
Learn nouns and verbs with AI-powered plans
Learn with focused vocabulary building using the Ebbinghaus memory method. Study curated word decks covering TORFL/CEFR levels and business terms. Customize daily word count and track progress.
Remi Cassan
Practice in real scenarios
Practice skills through realistic scenarios and AI conversations. Choose or create scenarios for targeted practice. Engage in guided conversations with adaptive AI. Review vocabulary and improve fluency through repeated use.
Mind Work Solutions
Create dictionaries and learn words
Create custom dictionaries to organize . Use spaced repetition to memorize words and phrases. Study flashcards with meanings, synonyms, and examples. Track progress and review words at different skill levels.
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