SaySomethingin

SaySomethingin.com

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About this app

Learn to speak of your choice completely naturally, quickly, and easily. Based on the latest research in learning, the ‘Say Something in’ method helps you speak and understand a language from the very beginning and avoids wasting time on complicated grammar rules and reading/writing.

The app provides a ‘Tutor in your Pocket’ – giving access to multiple Courses. There is no restriction on the number you can use in Say Something in. You could learn a new one - and brush up on another - or learn them all!

The courses follow a Martial Arts belt system – with the complete course running through to Black Belt.

This Say Something in app provides free access up to the start of Orange Belt in each language. Give it a go and you'll be speaking that language in no time!

Features include:

- Automatically bookmarks where you are on the course – allowing you to simply carry on next time

- Free access up to Orange Belt for free (you get White belt, Yellow belt, Yellow + white stripe, plus Yellow + black stripe, for free)

- Free access – as above - to all Courses available on the App. The App will bring you new courses and content as it becomes available

- Full synchronization across multiple devices - and the browser version – listen to it on your phone whilst you are out, and carry on later via a tablet or browser at home.

- A single subscription gives access to Black Belt on all courses.

Ratings and reviews

Superb! I learn best by engaging in a language, making mistakes then improving. This app is perfect. Paced so as to support optimum learning with reinforcement and repetitive examples, so after a lesson you actually feel confident with your first sentence. Bite size pieces work well when you're trying to build enough comfort with the language to actually talk to native speakers. As French is supposedly judged most harshly, I thought I'd start there and I can hear my accent become less foreign.

I used this app for a couple of weeks along with the Owl app and self study of the free Dysgu Cymraeg materials. The good: Welsh input, which is rare. Focus on speaking. Introduces multiple tenses early in the program. The not so good: First 6 hours of content there's only first person. What if I'm talking to others? I'm not so arrogant to always talk about myself. The lack of nouns introduced. The price. The bad: The UI needs improvement. It's difficult to navigate. 10 second seek would help.

This is the best way to learn a language. Dw i'n dysgu Cymraeg, rwy'n gwrando yn fy ngar. I'm learning Welsh and I listen in my car. They teach words and phrases which repeat throughout the lessons in order to give you practice. You listen to the prompt in your native language and are given time to say it in the language you're learning. Then it is said in that language and the spelling is provided. There is a belt system that is motivates you and is fun. Very well put together app