#Utalk price free#

It’s already come in very handy in the past week. It’s suitable for all ages, and I would highly recommend it especially to travelers and tourists. Educational as well as fun!īe warned this app is pretty addictive, my 7-year-old has already had a go, of course he finds it a doodle. These little snippets of information is a great way to learn about certain parts of the world. I am also impressed with the wide range of categories, it covers a lot of phrases that matches the situation, and once you have downloaded your chosen language app, it is also available to use offline! My favourite feature would be the search function, looking for the right translations and phrases is SO easy, just type in your keyword and the matches are immediately shown.Īs you progress through the exercises you can also collect achievements by unlocking the World Tour destinations. Though I find it cringeworthy hearing my own voice back in Spanish (a tip, try to use this practice when no one is around!). I particularly like the memory and speaking exercises, the recording and playback feature enables you to compare and perfect your pronunciation and accent. The smooth navigation glides you through the course, making learning seamless and easy. I find the app a real pleasure to use, with its slick interface.

The app is a learning tool as well as a ‘phrasebook’ that covers common situations such as ordering at a restaurant, asking for directions and dealing with emergencies.

#Utalk price free#

UTalk is a free app available for iPhone and Ipad that offers the chance to learn from a choice of 111 languages. So when uTalk kindly approached me about an opportunity to review their product, I jumped at the chance! It’s been a while since I tried a new language learning app, I thought it would be interesting to check out something new. What’s this superpower? And where can I get some?! Everything seems to be sinking in without any problems. Oh, how I wish my brain is like my 7-year-old, in the past two years he’s been learning Castellano, Valenciano and Chinese. There are still occasions when I still find myself referring to my translator or having a quick refreshers on one of my language apps. How do you find yourself when it comes to languages? Are you quite an impressive polyglot or like myself need that little help once in a while?