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Blue Tree Publishing, Inc.
Consonant articulation for American English.
The app provides instructional tools for speech-language pathologists and other professionals. It includes dynamic animations with sound for American English consonants, featuring anatomy identification and a drawing whiteboard.
RWH Technology, LLC
Colors and objects for sentence building.
The app encourages imitation and sentence use with colors and object photos. It helps improve vocabulary, phrase length, spoken sentences, articulation, and initiation skills.
Miaplaza Inc.
Practice with interactive lessons
Practice identifying and using marks like commas, semicolons, and quotation marks. Learn word types and their correct usage. Track progress through interactive lessons and quizzes. No in- purchases required.
L2D LIMITED
Generate bilingual subtitles with AI
Generate bilingual subtitles using AI for YouTube videos. Translate words and sentences, view translations, and highlight new vocabulary. Sync YouTube subscriptions. Adjust playback speed for listening practice. Evaluate speech accuracy.
Rory Prior
Learn Japanese Hiragana and Katakana
The app offers flash cards, a beginners dictionary, and quizzes to learn Japanese hiragana and katakana. Users can practice reading, writing, and pronunciation with voiced characters and stroke order animations.
Nguyen Thi Hoai Thu
Learn for writing
Learn by exploring vocabulary pairs and phrases commonly used in writing. Practice using them in context. View explanations and examples to improve writing accuracy. Track progress and refine vocabulary for better language fluency.
Anastassia Urra
Practice pronunciation
Practice pronunciation with 30 spoken by a native speaker. Users can listen to exercises, repeat along, and track progress. Features include adjustable playback speed, pronunciation guides, and progress tracking.
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