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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  

I have absolutely loved this app. It’s the only app I have found that teaches the correct Egyptian Arabic instead of just general arabic and so far it has helped me so much to communicate with my husbands family however I have got so far earning coins to go into new topics and I am now at the point where I have completed topics so have no way of earning anymore so either have to buy coins or pay the subscription to continue which is very disappointing as I didn’t want to stop using this app

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If I'd had this at school maybe I would've paid more attentionRichard ParrettiPhone  

Love being able to dip in and out of different languages comparing words and phrases. Very easy to use. Good to have some coins to start and get a taste. But subscribing gives me unlimited choice so I'm going to try that.MediamoteiPhone  

great app. no in app ads and has the language I need that no other app has.A WilliamsAndroid  

Simple fun games, with handy list of phrases in the 'phrase practice' - so many languages to choose from. It’s great that you can now try each language free with the Starter Words pack. Highly recommended!Matt GarlandiPhone  

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  

uTalk helped me learn French just a week before my holiday, I was able to download a language and continue using the app without a network connection which came in extremely handy on the go when needing to refresh my memory and top up on my French. Overall very smart thorough app with no annoying glitches or ads. Would recommend to anyone wanting to learn any language, this app has every language under the sun.danl1992iPhone  

My language learning has revolved around uTalk. I have made a big investment in your program because it works. The challenge is not only educational but therapeutic. I can always finish a lesson saying, "I learned a lot today." There are many languages available on uTalk, and it's a big reason for my loyalty to your language-learning program. uTalk is not only great for language learning, but it's a confidence booster as well. uTalk is a wonderful experience into the world of languages.Ari TorresAndroid  

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