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I tested a handful of apps over the last couple of months and finally settled on awesome Univerbal. I use it to refine my Spanish. Why did I choose it over the others? It helps me identify and correct mistakes (better than a handful of past human tutors). I am made aware of mistakes as I communicate with the AI “character” and gives me the opportunity to correct these mistakes during the conversation. It also generates flash cards of my mistakes that can be used as traditional flash cards, fill-in -the-blank answers, or as verbal responses. The IT team is responsive to (the minimal) problems that arise. Really enjoy the app!
I’m learning korean but after learning hangul (the alphabet) like 4 1/2 years ago I gave up on vocab and sentence structures, not completely but I was never consistently learning for more than like 2 days every 3 months probably, I’m half korean so I hear a lot of words and have a general idea of the meaning and would use apps like duo lingo and drops in the past for vocab but the thing that mostly stopped me was the sentence structuring and this helped me SO much, I’ve been using it for 4 days and im using words I’ve never used before, I really like this app! But if I have one thing to say, the bigger this app gets, please don’t hide more features than there already is. Not being able to use the help button is already not my favorite thing and it could be really helpful but I think it’s at a really good spot right now, the free version is actually 100% better compared to other language apps where you can’t even move on to a different unit without paying or just stuff like that.
This is an amazing tool to build confidence with speaking, forming sentences, and thinking in a new language! It is probably most useful for A2 and higher, once you have a bit of rudimentary vocabulary and grammar to play with. Even in just 2 weeks I feel much more confident with speaking, and find myself thinking in German much more. This is an invaluable tool in any language-learners arsenal!
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Univerbal - From Hesitation to Real Conversations. Practice For The Moments That Matter. Most language apps teach words and grammar. But what do you...