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My daughter gave up because the mascot turned more and more scary (she’s not allowed to use the iPad that much). Any alternatives?
by teekert 1y ago
My daughter gave up because the mascot turned more and more scary (she’s not allowed to use the iPad that much). Any alternatives?
- recursivecaveat 1y agoIt's a little bare bones for someone young, but you could try Anki. It's a generic spaced-repetition app, so you would need to grab a deck of flashcards from the AnkiHub community for your language of choice.
- ben_w 1y agoAs an adult learner: For apps, I use Clozemaster and Babbel. Unfortunately Babbel is starting to feel like it's also chasing gamification, but it does have sensible content. For podcasts and YouTube content, I follow EasyGerman and Coffee Break German, and both are part of larger brands for other languages: https://www.easy-languages.org/our-languages https://www.easy-languages.org/our-languages https://coffeebreakacademy.com/ https://coffeebreakacademy.com/ For kids… what about kids books in the target language?
- AlchemistCamp 1y agoNot knowing what language she’s learning, it’s a bit tough to say. Many have an app with lots of reading material with audio and assistance tracking learned words, tap to dictionary lookup, etc. It’s a pretty good category and a lot of kids enjoy them.