What's New
Bug fix...
Bug fix...
Size:
17.1 MB
Category:
Education
Education
OS:
iOS
iOS
Price:
Free
Free
Compatible:
iPad
iPad
Requirements:
Compatible with iPad.
Compatible with iPad.
Version:
1.12
1.12
Description - Japanese in a Month HD Free
Elky Entertainment, LLC , the publisher behind many iOS app (Spanish in a month ,Chinese in a Month ,French in a month ,Russian in a month Free ,Korean in a Month HD ,Chinese in a Month HD Free), brings Japanese in a Month HD Free with a number of new features along with the usual bug fixes. Japanese in a Month HD Free app has been update to version 1.12 with several major changes and improvements. App release that improves performance, provides several new options.
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The Japanese in a Month HD Free is now available as a free download on Apple Store for iPad owners. The application is designed for use in English language. It weighs in at only 17.1 MB to download. The new Japanese in a Month HD Free app version 1.12 has been updated on 2014-11-27. The Apple Store includes a very useful feature that will check if your device and iOS version are both compatible with the app. Most iPhone and iPad are compatible. Here is the app`s compatibility information: Compatible with iPad. Requires iOS 3.2 or later
More Info: Find more info about Japanese in a Month HD Free in Elky Entertainment, LLC`s Official Website : http://www.learnlikekids.com
More Info: Find more info about Japanese in a Month HD Free in Elky Entertainment, LLC`s Official Website : http://www.learnlikekids.com
How to learn to understand the world - a question that has an answer How can children learn a foreign language within half a year? And why does a regular person spend years of difficult studies ...
they basically throw you into a pool and hope you learn to swim before you drown The people will read aloud six phrases each with a corresponding picture then shuffle them and ask you to pick the picture that goes with the phrase they just said The phrases get very long very quickly and it s basically an exercise in picking out keywords Ex they say three sentences about eggs You see a picture of eggs with prices You pick that one regardless of what the three sentences mean There are glitches for example one set says that the man is eating twice when in one picture he is clearly drinking Therefore first of all it s wrong and second of all you don t know which picture to pick for which instance Also these exercises are technically not timed However they managed to make them timed anyway because the woman who says UHHUH or UGH after every wrong or right answer is so loud and obnoxious you have to choose the answer before the two people finish speaking to save your poor iPad from being hurled into the nearest wall I have yet to find an option to turn it off But enough complaining It s an interesting concept I doubt I ll ever buy the full app and it certainly won t teach you anything close to Japanese by itself but at least you ll learn how to pick out keywords from conversations that are fast and way over your head As for their swim analogy Rin LeStrange
they basically throw you into a pool and hope you learn to swim before you drown The people will read aloud six phrases each with a corresponding picture then shuffle them and ask you to pick the picture that goes with the phrase they just said The phrases get very long very quickly and its basically an exercise in picking out keywords Ex they say three sentences about eggs You see a picture of eggs with prices You pick that one regardless of what the three sentences mean There are glitches for example one set says that the man is eating twice when in one picture he is clearly drinking Therefore first of all its wrong and second of all you dont know which picture to pick for which instance Also these exercises are technically not timed However they managed to make them timed anyway because the woman who says UHHUH or UGH after every wrong or right answer is so loud and obnoxious you have to choose the answer before the two people finish speaking to save your poor iPad from being hurled into the nearest wall I have yet to find an option to turn it off But enough complaining Its an interesting concept I doubt Ill ever buy the full app and it certainly wont teach you anything close to Japanese by itself but at least youll learn how to pick out keywords from conversations that are fast and way over your head As for their swim analogy
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