PolyScript

Sammy Michael

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À propos de l'application

PolyScript turns what you already watch and read into the language you're learning.

WATCH ON ANDROID TV
On your TV, PolyScript plays YouTube videos with the subtitles you choose. Set them up how you want: one language or two at once, the language you're learning above and yours underneath. Scripts that aren't Latin get their pronunciation written above every word, so you can follow Japanese, Thai or Mandarin from day one. Sessions you started in your browser show up under Recent sessions, so you can carry on where you left off on the big screen.

READ - phone and tablet
Open a book, an article or a PDF and read it with help. Tap any word for its meaning, how it's pronounced, and an example of how it's really used. Chinese shows pinyin over every character; other scripts get their own readings. Take a book you can't read yet and turn it into a graded version at your level, with glosses and chapter summaries - then send it to your Kindle.

WRITE - phone, tablet and Wear OS
Learn the alphabet and write whole words with instant feedback on every stroke, in nearly 80 languages. Practice on your wrist when your phone isn't in your hand, and add the Word of the Day complication to your watch face so a new word is waiting every time you check the time - tap it to write it.

HEAR IT IN YOUR OWN VOICE - phone and tablet
Record thirty seconds, once. PolyScript clones your voice in 31 languages, so when you shadow a sentence you're following yourself speaking Japanese or Swahili - not a stranger. It's the fastest way to stop sounding like a textbook.

PRACTICE - phone, tablet and Wear OS
Every word you save becomes a flashcard automatically, with spaced review, audio, and handwriting drills.

238 languages, and if yours isn't in the list you can simply type it in - including rare and classical ones no other app supports.

One account across Android, Android TV, Wear OS, iPhone, iPad, Mac, and the browser.