For example in Creole most of the time the adjective comes before the noun but in this app they use adjectives after the noun and it automatically changes the sense of the sentence. For example in the sentence A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN the translation for that is: “YON BEL FANM” not “YON FANM BEL” and as I’m browsing the app I realize it could mislead someone who is trying to learn the language because when that person starts to engage a conversation with a native Creole speaking person they will have difficulties understanding each other. I give it a four stars for the great effort but please try to get advice from a real creole speaking person.

Do not use the pronunciation speaker if you are learning. It is creole read with an Italian accent. Humorous yes but if you are wanting to hear how to pronounce it ...nope! In response to another comment - It is good they don't use the “formal spelling” cause that is French not Creole. Although you will find like english some words can be spelled several ways in creole.

Not all words are available to translate. Also, it seems this app uses informal spelling. For example, what is "jouinn" or find, they spell "jwenn". That's fine for informal conversations not for someone who may be just learning the language. It may be best to just use both spellings. Including phrases would be beneficial as well.

This app works well but I paid $.99 to get rid of the ads but I am still receiving them. I use this app 22hrs per day. No more ads, please. Please no more pop-ups, it is difficult to use this while working if pop ups appear every time I start typing and then return to the app. Otherwise, I'll take this app over others I have tried.