Reading Chinese Alphabet Book 4+

Name: Reading Chinese Alphabet Book
Rating: 1 (1 reviews)
Author: pimporn rungratikunthorn

A Mandarin Words Pronunciation

pimporn rungratikunthorn

Designed for iPad

- 1.0 • 1 Rating

- Free

Description

Learning another language always has benefits especially Mandarin (Chinese). This is because it is the most widely spoken language in the world with more than one billion speakers. Learning Mandarin is like opening a gateway to a new world. It will help your child secure a job, start a business or network with well-known businesspeople. This free Reading Chinese Alphabet Book online and offline learning game and educational application will help you prepare your kids or even yourself for the future and also make him more competitive.
“The limits of your language are the limits of your world, so spread your wings and extend your world.”
“If you want to learn something, practice, practice and practice it again and you will get better.” We assure you that you are going to get more knowledge about Chinese Alphabet to English while having fun. Let’s get start!!

Sep 21, 2017

Version 1.1.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Update user interface

1.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Teaches English, not Mandarin

There were no settings with which to reverse the already known language & the one being learned.
It does show a “Chinese” character, but the audio pronunciations are all English, for English letters.

I was going to write the developer, but became curious to know the origin of their 2 names:
I understand that many names (i.e.: Van Gogh) may look or sound indecent in a foreign country, but usually, those with such a name will alter it slightly (when translating) to save themselves from embarrassment. You’d expect people Teaching translation to know this. (I have a neighbor from South China who’s changed her given name to Helen while in the U.S.)
It also seems suspicious that the second name, too, has some very “pronounced” American profanity. The one might have gone unnoticed, but two?

I hope the moderator is paying close attention & will look into that, given that they are making apps targeted for children.