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Carter Clymond
Read faster, retain more, learn quicker
Improve with neuroscience-based exercises. Train eyes to process text without moving. Adjust from 100 to 300 words per minute. Track progress with built-in quizzes and timers. Sync history across devices.
eFlashApps, LLC
Building Spanish vocabulary for young learners.
The app offers 11 categories with over 450 words, images, and voiceovers. It includes videos, real sounds, and a question mode for interactive learning.
Mahdi Mahmoudisabouki
With interactive stories and word games
Through interactive stories and dialogues with animated videos and subtitles. Practice vocabulary in context, play word games, and listen to podcasts. Track personal progress and complete article training for grammar.
Ascendo Inc.
Multilingual dictionaries for language learners.
The app offers multilingual dictionaries for English to Spanish, French, German, and Italian. The free version includes over 100,000 translations and 1,000 phrases, with extended dictionaries and phrase books available as in-app purchases.
Mike Hempfling
Learn letters with audio and images
Learn the alphabet with interactive . View uppercase and lowercase letters with accompanying images and descriptions. Listen to audio pronunciations for each letter. Navigate through using a menu, forward, and back buttons.
eFlashApps, LLC
Learn with interactive categories and sounds
Learn vocabulary through interactive categories like Food items, Animals, and Transportation. Listen to voiceovers and sounds. View large words, letters, and icons. Explore over 450 words with matching pictures.
Mau Nguyen
Study and review key concepts
Learn exam content with 3000 premade organized into 8 categories. Study in multiple modes including quiz, memorize, and matching. Review cards based on forgetting patterns to improve retention. Export for offline study.
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