Learn Spanish

Portalis

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About this app

Easy & interesting learning app to learn Spanish from English. This app has everything includes vocabulary and words to improve the Spoken Spanish. This Listen and Learn Spanish app has English content to improve your vocabulary power. Test your Spanish knowledge with quiz.

This app has Free Spanish speaking vocabulary course in English which strengths your speaking and listening ability in Spanish. You can start learning Spanish in a few hours. Learn Spanish to English easily. Learn Spanish and achieve your goal using this Spanish Vocabulary app. Learn Spanish by listening to Spanish words. Pronounce and match the Spanish words and vocabulary. Find Spanish vocabulary and everyday words.

Learn to speak Spanish fluently in English. Learn Spanish words from easy and smart methods. The app has a speaking vocabulary and a word match with text to speech. This app can help you learn Spanish quickly using audio. It is easier to learn Spanish by vocabulary and words.

Ratings and reviews

Once I get past the full screen ad I can move on to the actual app! Bonus gift to open continuously pops up, and, there's no way to exit out of it! Stupid move, as, IDGAF. When taking the pronunciation quiz, it freezes up and forces close when I speak. This app is terrible and doesn't teach people anything except how to be frustrated in English! Seems as if someone was trying to keep up with the Joneses, and should have just sat down and taken better notes!

The translator needs to slow down and give you time to say the sentence back. Interrupts when you're in the middle of a sentence causing you to fail. Otherwise the app is awesome and you learn sentences and how to make small talk and all that I like it so does my daughter. I just started so I don't know if it gets better from here on out we'll see!

While this app offers accurate information, the way it teaches doesn't guide one into having a good understanding of verb usage. For example, words that end with the letter "o" are referring to YOU as a person. "Yo tengo un cartera rojo" = "I have a red purse". Or "Tú tienes un cartera rojo" = "You have a red purse", but it doesn't explain WHY those letters are changed. While learning, it's helpful to have an understanding of the proper word usage and why you're using it. I prefer Duolingo.

What’s new

* A new API endpoint to handle unlocking user stories remotely, allowing dynamic control based on specific conditions.
* Resolves problems with strict mode, which helps enforce rules and best practices in development.
* A feature that anticipates user intent during the back gesture for smoother navigation.
* A tool to automatically keep project dependencies up-to-date and improve security.
* A fix for issues in handling the "Back" navigation method in the AI Assistant fragment.