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I was happy to find a language app that had Yoruba! Ended up becoming interested through having a close friend, and was bummed when my usual language apps had nothing for Yoruba. In just a day I've been able to learn a couple words. Not as fun as other game like learning apps, but actually able to retain what I learn from my 30 mins of studying. The price to me is great, especially with one area of words to try out free for a person to see if they like the app.Amanda JohnsonAndroid  

They even have Kazakh!Akmaral MussayevaAndroid  

Never seen so many languages in one app! I only wanted Dutch and the vocabulary is extensive, well produced and clear. Haven't tried any other languages yet but may serve me well for an upcoming skiing holiday. BravoJosephiPhone  

Although I only downloaded the app today, I'm liking what I have seen, so far. I have been playing around with it to try to learn the format and how to navigate around the app and have found it to be really user friendly. When listening to the fluent speakers' pronunciation, I really liked that the phrase was spoken by both male and female speakers, as I sometimes struggle with hearing/understanding low register voices. Although it can be a little disconcerting hearing the recordings of your own voice (nobody likes the sound of their own voice), it is really helpful to hear it played back-to-back with the fluent pronunciation for comparison and self critique. I think I'm going to have fun with this app and look forward to learning a little (or a lot) of Turkish before my holiday next summerDelilah64iPhone  

I think this is the best language app that I have found. I was looking for a while for an app that could teach you Latin, not Latin American. I can now say hello, yes, no, please, and other words in Latin.DontBeSherlockedAndroid  

This app really helped with learning French just a few weeks before my holiday, I was able to download French and continue using the app without a network connection which came in extremely handy on the plane and when out and about without WiFi. And no annoying ads!danI1992iPhone  

This uTalk is a good deal because it is useful to both new learners and intermediate learners. The uTalk app is quite polished and it seems that the company is responsive. There are many words for new learners (I’m sure at least 1,500 words), plus many complex sentences that may contain up to 10-15 words (more sentences here than most other apps). There are English translations for the words and sentences, which are very helpful. The 65 lesson topics typically consist of 20-50 individual words or sentences. There are a variety of six types of quizzes with each topic—including very easy and very difficult quizzes. You need to be very familiar with the words to do well on the difficult quizzes. But you can skip the hardest quizzes and return to them later. Every app has strengths and weaknesses. All the language learning apps I have purchased so far are useful, but I like the format of uTalk better than the similar apps of Mondly and Learn&Play. The pronunciation methodology is better in uTalk than those other apps. Also, uTalk includes pronunciations from both North and South Vietnam for all words and sentences. Rosetta Stone has a different teaching structure than uTalk. RS is very good, but it is better to have some knowledge of individual words before starting with Rosetta Stone, or it may be too difficult for new learners. Even after using RS, this is a good app to have.uTalk UseriPhone  

This app has over 60 categories to choose from with helpful vocabulary and phrases. I already speak, read, and write Thai, but this app is helping to fill in vocabulary gaps. Also, I love the recall section where you test your pronunciation against a native speaker (both male and female recordings). The microphone doesn’t lie! If you are buying this for mass sentences, syntax, or fluency in a language, you will be disappointed. Check out glossika instead. However, if you are looking for helpful vocabulary and you want to work on your accent, this is a fun app to accomplish those goals. Oh yeah, I just bough the Thai language for $40.99 and thinks it’s a better deal over all.tsunami8705iPhone  

A great useful app. I used it on my travels through Asia where I learned a bit of Thai, Khmer and Vietnamese - all in one app! Although it sometimes brought me a lot of laughs trying to connect with the locals!JozefTiso jr. iPhone  

Finally got over my vocab learning phobia! For my GCSEs I have chosen to do 3 languages: French, German and Mandarin. As you can imagine that is a lot of vocabulary to learn, I have always been terrible at learning written language but this app makes it fun by turning it into a game! It has over 100 other languages to learn from and since then I have also started to learn a bunch of other languages including Swedish, Dutch, Spanish, Italian and Norwegian. I've also taken a look at Albanian and Swahili which have been interesting to learn.HenryAndroid