katrine maroukis
GRFun for Kids! We purchased the Greek language for an English and French speaking 5 year old. We've been using it for about 4 months. My daughter would skip quickly through some of the listening activities and I thought she wasn't learning the information. But when it came to the testing part she did very well. I think the sound quality and pronunciation is very good! My daughter really enjoys all the activities and is really encouraged by the sound and checkmark when she gets the correct answer. She loves the memory card game so that visual exercise is perfect for her. She loves the whole visual concept and the characters! I was a little disappointed that I couldn't use the app on my laptop.
Erika
GBI’m sure it’s fine for under 3rd grade I’m sure it’s fine for under 3rd grade. I got it for my 5th and 7th grade girls because it’s supposed to be for under 14. The cartoons, games and voices are all *very* preschool. The girls felt like they were being talked to like babies. Unfortunately we didn’t last past the second day because they hated it. Which is unfortunate because otherwise, the content seemed fine and the price point was excellent compared to other products like it.
Maria
KGVery interesting app for kids to study… Very interesting app for kids to study languages (ours choosed chineese). What is important, it is also of a good quality (cartoons, pictures, texts, games, design).
Georgie
GBI’m learning Portuguese on Duolingo but… I’m learning Portuguese on Duolingo but after several months in and a purchased 1 year subscription I am told that it isn’t in fact Portuguese from Portugal I’m learning but Brazilian Portuguese. No sign of European Portuguese available any time soon either. Duolingo is very effective though. It makes practice fun.
customer
GBPictures are not clear as to what they represent. Thought this would be great for my daughter, but it was clear right at the start that the pictures weren't clear to even know what they were supposed to be. There were dogs & cats, a dog with an arrow pointing at its head, a cat licking it's paws but when learning a new language, you need to know exactly what you are looking at when your native language isn't referenced. There was no way this was going to work for my children.