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LEXIMO LTD
Languages with interactive lessons
Languages with interactive lessons and AI-powered grammar support. Practice vocabulary through adaptive exercises. Track progress with personalized learning paths. Receive instant feedback on speaking and writing.
Abuzz D.O.O.
Play and explore shapes
Game for children featuring 100 -shaped wooden textures. Match and arrange pieces to fruit and vegetable names. Develop fine motor skills and tactile recognition through interactive play.
AIR APPS SYSTEMS, UNIPESSOAL, LDA
Learn terms with flash cards and practice
Learn vocabulary through flashcards and mini-games. Add custom terms and select from 27 languages. Practice with quizzes and review sessions. Track progress and set goals. Sync study data across devices.
LETS Limited
Learn languages through engaging game levels.
The app offers a game-like learning experience with cards, experience points, and levels. It includes various learning modes and over 30 levels across different categories, with translations in 50 languages.
Ivan Gonzalez
Learn with flashcards and translations
Learn using flashcards with English translations. Access 13 categories including basics, travel, food, and business. Practice vocabulary, review cards, and track progress. Set study goals and receive feedback on accuracy.
Abuzz D.O.O.
Letters with puzzle games
Teach through interactive puzzles and pronunciation. Include phonics, animations, and a "slice it" game. Improve fine motor skills and cognitive abilities. Allow parents to track progress and set learning goals.
Ondrej Benovsky
Look up words, study kanji, learn phrases
Learn with a and language study tool. Search words by kanji, kana, romaji, or Latin alphabet. View example sentences, kanji details, and conjugated forms. Translate words to multiple languages. Add notes and review vocabulary.
惠娟 高
Practice English anytime, anywhere, offline.
The app offers offline AI voice recognition for instant pronunciation feedback. It features 8,000 real-world phrases and native speaker models for practice.
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