New: a way back. In every lesson, the round ‹ beside the main button shows the previous screen just as you left it. • A pack can have more than one room now — swipe between them. New rooms: the Far East in Countries & Cultures and a kitchen in Quantities. • Two new packs in every course: Health & Medicine — the pharmacy and the dentist — and At the Hairdresser's. • New pictures, and their rooms repainted, in Sports & Fitness, Kitchen & Cooking, Sea & Beach, Cinema & Music, Technology & Office and Nature & Landscape. • Building a word fits small screens: the backspace, the hint and the explanation always stay in reach. • Clearer recordings, better example sentences and many smaller fixes from our testers' reports.

New: the Path. Today hands you the course six words at a time, in the order the language you are learning uses them most — from every pack you can open. • Halloween & Autumn is now free in every course: a sixth free pack, with its painted porch. • Scenes open before you know their words. Tap anything in a room to hear its name; learn the room's words in a lesson, and the game opens at three of them. • Countries & flags is now a painted map: find each country, then say where it is — in der Schweiz, au Maroc, na Alemanha. • A new pack in every course, Quantities: a bar of chocolate, a loaf of bread, a scoop of ice cream. • Long phrases are built from their words instead of a heap of letters. • New words and pictures: dried fruit, thirty herbs and spices, more clothes, the bathroom, space and autumn. • Fixes from our testers' reports, and many smaller ones.

New: Scenes. Step into a painted room — a kitchen, a harbour, a market stall — and find each thing by ear. • Scenes: 28 painted rooms, one for every pack whose words stand somewhere. Hear a word and tap its thing; every name you find stays on the painting in its gender's colour. Then name the article of whatever lights up, with the rule wherever the word has one. • In the German course, ask for it: "Gib mir bitte den Teller." der becomes den — and the colour stays, because the gender has not moved. • Stuck? Reineke helps: first the meaning, then the part of the room, then the thing itself. • New words and pictures: six more fruit, a row of sweets, and dozens of new paintings. The chocolate egg and rolled oats replace the sweet shop and porridge. • Every noun's gender is now checked word by word in every course, so Dutch het, Spanish el agua, Italian l' and German plurals wear the right colour. • Smaller fixes. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

New: Look around. Point the camera at your kitchen, and the course's words appear on the things themselves. • Look around: hold the phone still and everything it recognises gets its word — the article in colour, the course's own voice. Tap a word to hear it. Words you already know are marked as met in real life. It all runs on your device, and no picture is kept. • A new Today shows only what you can do right now: the next row, Review when words are due, the Sprint when today's round is waiting — and your packs below. The tabs are Today, Packs, Around and You. • Word of the day as a widget, on the Home Screen and the Lock Screen. • Open Look around from Control Center, the Lock Screen or the Action button, or ask Siri to continue where you stopped. • NeoWords now runs on iPad and on iPhone Duo — turned sideways, every screen opens into two pages. • Pairs no longer jump while you match them, and smaller fixes. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Anagram shows the picture again. • Anagram: look at the painting, pick the article, then build the word from its letters — three words in every row, chosen at random. The word is read aloud once it's built, so the article comes from memory, not from the recording. • Flashcards show the picture and its meaning first. Recall the word, turn the card, then say whether you knew it. The cards you didn't know come back at the end. • Write it still asks for every word, often inside the word's own example sentence. • Mix offers four answers and brings back one word you learned before. • And smaller fixes. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Lessons now ask more of you, in fewer taps. • Flashcards show the picture and its meaning first. Recall the word, turn the card, then say whether you knew it. The cards you didn't know come back at the end. • Anagram is by ear: hear the word, then build it from its letters, on three of the six words. • Write it still asks for every word, often inside the word's own example sentence. • Mix offers four answers and brings back one word you learned before. • And many smaller fixes. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Four new courses: Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Dutch — 1,489 painted words each, with their articles, plurals and a recorded voice. Seven languages to learn now, and the app itself reads in ten: Italian, Dutch and Portuguese join the interface. Also in 1.1: • A new language picker in onboarding and settings, with every course's articles at a glance and your progress next to each one. • Flashcards say the word the moment it is visible — and never before, so a card never pronounces its own answer. • The app asks for a rating only after a few closed rings, and never right after you've reported a card. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/