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Send Morse Code with touch gestures
Learn and practice Morse Code by touching the screen to generate tones. Adjust tone frequency from 300 Hz to 1200 Hz and control volume. Send dots with short touches and dashes with longer holds.
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Learn letters with audio and romanization
Learn basic consonants and vowels with syllable structure formats. Access Hangul with transliteration and free audio pronunciation for each letter. Practice reading and listening to improve pronunciation.
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Create songs and
Korean and Japanese through AI-generated songs designed for language acquisition. Each track introduces vocabulary and grammar in a natural, memorable format. Users can listen to songs, repeat phrases, and test comprehension with interactive quizzes.
martin schranz
Practice exams, flashcards, and questions
Study for the + certification with flashcards, multiple-choice questions, and practice exams. Track progress and review answers for each question. Export study materials and set reminders for regular practice sessions.
Opine Technologies Inc.
Chat with and practice conversations
Chat with to practice speaking in multiple languages. Correct pronunciation and grammar in real-time. Learn 10+ languages through conversational exercises. Receive feedback and tips to improve fluency. Engage in judgment-free exchanges.
McGraw-Hill Higher Education
Study language on the go.
The app provides flashcards, quizzes, and audio recordings for language learning. Users can check progress, practice pronunciation, and study vocabulary, grammar, and verbs from supported books.
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