Learn Spanish Vocabulary Words

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About this app

Learn 3500 Spanish nouns, adjectives, articles and verbs to enrich your vocabulary. Memorize most common Spanish words. Listen pronunciation of the words. Learn with word games, phrases and word lists. Use flash cards to master frequently used, core vocabulary.

Build a daily habit of learning 5 words a day to see long term progress.

- Flip the flashcards to find out the meaning of the Spanish words.
- Swipe right if you learned the word.
- Swipe left if you want the card to be shown again in the future.

Features:
- Listen pronunciation of the Spanish words, verbs, phrases, articles and adjectives.
- Track your progress in each level.
- Images provided in the back of the card to help you remember the words naturally. New images are being added.
- Review learned words.
- Play word games to practice in an entertaining way.
- Earn points by learning and practicing. Then unlock phrases and word lists.
- Favorite words and stats.
- Common words for all levels: A1,A2,B1,B2,C1,C2
- Unlock Phrasebook and word lists as you progress for several topics.

Ratings and reviews

I love the sentences on the back of the flashcards. It really helps to see the words in context. I love my main language app through my library (Transparent Language), but this is really helping with vocabulary. The more vocab you know, the more you can apply what you learn!

You can't access the app without accepting cookies or purchasing a subscription. After paying for a month it took less than a minute to see the app is poorly designed. The buttons for choosing to study a card or not swipe the card for you either left or right. If you want to do the same action by swiping it yourself, you have to go in the opposite direction. Not well thought out

Great app, but beginners need to be extra careful. There isn't a way to alternate between Iberian and Latin American pronunciation examples. The woman's voice is also so breathy that it sounds like she adds an 'h' prior to masculine singular definite articles. So, "el niño" becomes, "jel niño", which is really weird. I suggest the developers get some new audio files that allow students to decide from at least two regional dialect tracks. They should definitely get a re-do for the current one.

What's new

- Bug fixes
- Two-sided phrase flashcards