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Zubair Saleem
Learn with interactive modules and customizable lessons
Learn with modules covering reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Customize settings for personal pace. Track progress in real time. Reinforce vocabulary through matching games.
APPFLUX LABS LTD
Learn words with flashcards and quizzes
Learn vocabulary using flashcards with words, English translations, and example sentences. Practice by repeating words aloud and test knowledge with quizzes. Track progress and review cards for reinforcement.
世木 林
Learn the 26 English alphabet letters.
The app teaches the 26 letters of the English alphabet through pronunciation and stroke order practice. It includes colorful pictures and standard American native speaker audio for vocabulary building.
TBSystems ApS
Practice spoken language with native speakers
Practice spoken language skills through AI-driven conversations. Users can engage in realistic dialogues, receive instant feedback, and improve fluency and comprehension. Set goals, track progress, and customize language difficulty levels.
Luca Matthew Meurer
Record music, voice, and conversations
Record audio for music ideas, voice, or conversations. Visualize recordings and adjust playback speed. Export files to share. No ads and unlimited recording time.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for autism.
The app targets receptive language skills using real-life photographs. It requires learners to follow directions of varying complexity, with options for written or verbal presentation.
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