Apps Like Learn Korean (Beginners) for iPhone and iPad
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Learn Arabic From English
Ali Umer
With structured lessons
With interactive lessons covering the alphabet, grammar, and 200+ topics across 23 chapters. Practice with quizzes in six modes, listen to native speakers, and build vocabulary through exercises and real-life scenarios.
Korean,
Thanh Nguyen Van
Look up words with detailed examples
Learn Korean and English with a dictionary featuring extensive vocabulary and detailed word descriptions. Access sample sentences for context. Support pronunciation for both languages.
Phrasebook: Learn to Speak English
khanh le phu
Listen to native phrases and practice pronunciation
Common phrases through native speaker recordings. Listen to daily conversations and practice pronunciation. Translate between languages. Access offline audio content. Use for travel or business communication.
Tobira: Survival Japanese
Shinichiro Iwamoto
Learn with textbook lessons
Learn reading, writing, and listening through interactive exercises. Practice vocabulary and grammar with structured lessons. Access cultural insights and practical tips for living in Japan. Track progress with built-in assessments.
Learn Spanish Words Beginners
Hector Gonzalez Linan
Practice vocabulary with native audio and lessons
Through interactive lessons and exercises that include reading, writing, and listening. Study 1000 vocabulary with images and native audio. Complete activities and tests for each of 60 topics across 11 worlds.
TALL Embark
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Practice listening, speak, and learn languages
Learn languages with listening, reading, speaking, and writing exercises. Practice with native speakers and audio samples. Master phrases and grammar. Track progress through structured study plans. Sync with church accounts for mission-specific use.
SpeakingPal Speak English
SpeakingPal Ltd.
With native actors and practice dialogues
Learn through interactive dialogues with native speakers and speech recognition feedback. Practice vocabulary with 6000 words and real-life conversations. Track progress with daily exercises and free lessons.
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