As with all apps, you need more than one, especially for translation when you are overseas. I like this because it works off-line. You can’t always depend on Internet.I like how it gives you the translation you’re looking for, and a whole bunch of other related translations that you meant to say or might need. It should be a good assumption that you have some basic command of your target language so you are able to discern and choose the best translation for what you mean to say.I would pair this wonderful app with (all following are apps) Collins Russian dictionary, PROMT offline translator and Google Translate.

I use this app ALL the time to help with my Russian studies. It has wonderful pronunciations and example sentences. I also love how I can click on each word in a sentence and listen to each individual word and read its definition. <— this feature is what really sold me on the app. If the app could improve in one area, it would be to allow people to star some of the example sentences and individual words in those sentences. Otherwise, this is amazing piece of software. I recommend anyone studying Russian get this app.

This app is different from others, as I’ve found that it provides you with 100% accuracy. I am learning to speak Russian. I am a native English speaker. When I’ve used other apps for translations, there has always been some discrepancy. My Russian colleagues always say it sounds perfect when I speak Russian to them, and the grammar is on point as well!

Overall I love the app and it’s been very useful in my studies. However, it gets very annoying that when searching a conjugated Russian word it frequently has no translation when the first letter is capitalized. For example, the word Спорте has no translation. Change it to спорте and it has no problem. This results in a lot of frustration when plugging in unrecognized Russian words encountered without context. I wish the app was programmed to not be case sensitive. But again, overall it’s an amazing app.