Greek School - The right way

You are paying a buck for a recording of the Greek alphabet. Strengths: -He's a native speaker Weaknesses: - Audio definitely recorded on a computer mic, it's o-k-a-y… - Only has a male voice. A lady speaker please? - Has no index menu for the letters -- that's right, if you want to hear a letter, you'll have to go through them all again. - Has no repeat button. To hear a letter again, you'll have to go back, then go forward again. Yes, seriously. - Uses a slow flipping animation (really, how many sides of this "page" are there?) between letters that robs you of your life, it could at least be sped up - No IPA, English pronunciation, or other detailed description of what he's saying. Beta sounds like "vleetuh" when he says it but underneath he has only written "VE as in Venus" -- what does he mean? - No playback speed mode - No writing trainer for the letters - No quizzing system - No ability to record yourself and compare - No example words Overall, as an alphabet trainer it's far behind others for Japanese, Arabic, Russian, etc. A bit disappointing and a poor investment of a dollar for it's current featureless state and lack of even basic controls (index, replay).

Just says the letters. Come on. Nothing worth paying for

I didn't know you had to use a "soft" G to pronounce this and some of the other letters and numbers. This is pretty sweet with the audio of what sounds like a native speaker pronouncing each letter and number. I also like the phonetic guide that hints how to pronounce it with plain english words and it matches the audio. Why isn't there much more greek stuff on the app store? Please make more!!