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Aesop Labs Inc.
Speak with anime characters to learn languages
Learn languages through interactive anime scenarios. Practice speaking by conversing with animated characters. Receive real-time feedback and watch character reactions to improve fluency. Track progress and repeat episodes for reinforcement.
Heep Hong Society
Helping children develop their potential.
The app provides social stories, procedure cards, and picture cards for five social activities. It offers customization features, language options, and subtitle selections to help children integrate into the community.
小龙 高
Practice ancient Chinese calligraphy today.
The app simulates ancient Chinese calligraphy practice on an iPad. Users can view demonstrations, practice strokes, and save their writings.
South China Morning Post Publishers Limited
Chinese workers' forgotten World War I story.
The app traces the story of Chinese workers during World War I using archive photos, eyewitness accounts, maps, and news articles. It details their journey from rural Shandong to European war trenches and back.
toojuice, LLC
Learn Filipino with Gus on Go
The app teaches nearly 90 Filipino (Tagalog) words through 10 interactive activities. Children can learn basic vocabulary concepts with visual and auditory lessons, and unlock vocabulary games after each lesson review.
Sino United Electronic Publishing Limited
Read eBooks and order paperbacks.
The app allows users to download and read eBooks and magazines. Users can also preview eBooks and order millions of paperbacks for shipping or pickup at 50 stores in Hong Kong.
toojuice, LLC
Learn Taiwanese Mandarin with Gus
The app offers nearly 90 Taiwanese Mandarin words through 10 interactive activities. Gus, the friendly owl, guides children through lessons on animals, food, and clothes with native audio and animations.
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