Learn German Baby Flash Cards 4+

Name: Learn German Baby Flash Cards
Rating: 3.3 (3 reviews)
Author: eFlashApps, LLC

eFlashApps, LLC

Designed for iPad

- 3.3 • 3 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Categories include: Food items, Animals, Alphabet, Transportation, Numbers, Colors & Shapes, Clothing, Household items, Body Parts, Outdoor items, Music Instruments/Arts & Learning.

* Kids tested - they love it! Parents tested - they love it!
* Building vocabulary has never been so much fun
* 11 Categories - All in 1 App!
* Large words and letters
* Large icons and buttons
* Professional voiceovers recorded in production studio
* High quality images
* Real sounds where applicable
* Question mode for parent-child interaction
* Great memory building exercise
* Over 450 words!
* FREE!

Building strong German vocabulary has never been so exciting for preschoolers and toddlers. EFlashApps German Educational Baby Flash Cards features over 450 high quality images with text and voiceovers. There are additional real sounds where applicable (such as a lion's roar or an ambulance siren) to enhance visual and auditory learning and memory simultaneously. Parents have the option to turn voiceovers off during parent-child learning session and turn voiceovers on when the child is self-learning. They can enable Question Mode to display 4 images and ask the child to click on the right answer. Complexity of words is perfect for ages 1 to 4 so two or more young siblings can play together and even teach eachother!

23 Feb 2024

Version 2.4

Bug Fixed and update

3.3 out of 5

3 Ratings

Too easy

Interface is okay, but in German it is essential to know the article and this app does not include them. Also in basic mode it gives the picture, the written word and spoken. Thus good for first time but but not for testing myself. In question mode it shows 4 pictures and says the word. This is too easy. I would prefer the picture and then swipe to reveal if I can't remember

Switches to English

Utterly useless. Some sections say the word in English instead of German. For example, when going into the “body parts” section it writes in in German but says it in English. When I go into the question mode it says some word before the question, sounds like Japanese?? I believe it used to work in the past but they must have made some changes and the sections got updated in the wrong language. Also, it would be helpful to have the article (der, die, das) of the word.

Leonie

Great for building vocabulary for all ages learning a new language. Also good for travelers wanting some basic names. No genders but good for a basic word list.

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