Scripts: 学习怎么样至写

Name: Scripts: 学习 怎么样 至 写
Rating: 4.7 (2240 reviews)
Author: PLANB LABS OU

韩文，日文，中文，俄语，拉丁!

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2240則評分
年齡

4+
歲
類別

教育
開發者

PLANB LABS OU
語言

EN
英文
大小

130
MB

學會用滴腳本新的書寫系統：印度梵文, 中文漢字, 日語假名, 韓語字母, 英語 ABC, 俄語斯拉夫字母, 美国手语滴腳本採取悶掉的閱讀和寫作的一種新的語言。了解中國字，韓文字母或華麗簡約的插圖和快節奏的迷你遊戲，日本的文字系統。最好的部分？只需每天5分鐘。事實上，這就是你得到的時候了！瘋？是。但是，它的工作原理？絕對！為什麼滴腳本作品 •丟棄腳本是100％可視：學習者的字符和字母直接連接到他們的發音。這樣做削減了中間人。學習是更快，更好，更有趣！ •5分鐘的會話限制：限制學習時間聽起來可能違反直覺，但它使水滴腳本極其令人上癮。這就是語言learning.The站在你終於開始在一個新的語言讀寫道路上的障礙是由過時的條款是件好事。沒有任何藉口：你總是有5個分！ •輕鬆練習：我們採取了在為什麼遊戲的樂趣和令人上癮的很好看，然後綜合這些因素考慮滴腳本來創建一個應用程序，是令人難以置信的身臨其境。但不同於其他遊戲，你不要浪費你的時間玩。相反，你建立一個有價值的資產 - 閱讀和使用新的語言寫的能力。 •快節奏的學習：我們相信，在快節奏的，直觀的學習，您的手機的鍵盤打字是什麼，但快。問好快速滑動和點！你需要這些額外秒得到最出你的5分鐘。 ;） •寫作重點：學習寫中國，日本或韓國與策劃的遊戲和活動，使學習新的書寫系統的樂趣。滴腳本專注於一件事，它做得好極了。 •偽造的學習習慣：丟棄腳本要你轉換成語言學習上癮。無論你的學習工具的效果如何，如果你不使用它每天的基礎上，它其實並不重要。滴腳本打破了你這些障礙，使學習閱讀和使用新的語言寫成為你一天的常規部分。滴腳本每一個字母和字符是伴隨著高品質的音頻和發音，由專業配音演員錄製。滴腳本提供了一個完整的軟件包免費為休閒學習者：5分鐘極快和史詩般的樂趣，每天學習3個以上的書寫系統。更多的專用語言學習者可以訂閱高級功能，實現更快的進步和無限的學習時間。入門級的訂閱始於/月$ 2.99。 •我們的目標是通過提供使用大家都承認的通用語言，一個特殊的工具，以幫助世界以新的語言知識的人：圖像。 P.S：我們採取任何潛在的成癮語言學習的全部責任。 ----------------- 订阅长度： - 1个月 - 12个月订阅价格： - 1个月 - 每月9.99美元 - 12个月 - 每年69.99美元我相信你一定會喜歡滴腳本就像我們喜歡使得它。如果是的話，請留下評論！有問題嗎？隨意在sup@languagedrops.com與我們聯繫支付信息： - 付款將收取到你的iTunes賬戶在購買確認 - 訂閱自動續訂除非自動續訂當前週期結束之前斷開至少24個小時 - 帳戶將收取續期內的當前週期的結束之前的24小時，並確定重建的成本 - 訂閱可以由用戶和自動更新來管理可以通過購買後會在用戶的帳戶設置關閉 Twitter的：https://twitter.com/language_drops Facebook的：https://www.facebook.com/LearnwithDrops LinkedIn：https://www.linkedin.com/company/languagedrops/ 博客：https://medium.com/languagedrops Instagram的：https://www.instagram.com/language_drops/ 隱私政策和使用條款：http://languagedrops.com/privacypolicy.html

評分與評論

4.7

(滿分 5 顆星)

2240則評分

Fun so far
2020/02/22

Davesongs
Just had my first 5m free lesson and it’s great for me as a beginner. I’ve downloaded tons of apps for learning Chinese this week and definitely love the simplicity and beautiful design on this one. Others who recommended this app did NOT recommend it as a one stop shop, just a helpful, fun supplement to more robust learning you can get from other apps/services. Check out Chinese writer as well, seems a fun app for learning to write. There are TONS of free/cheap apps for Chinese learning so definitely look around and enjoy what the App Store has to offer. This one is great for making simple, steady progress on writing. No bugs noticeable, everything worked smoothly.
Fun so far
2020/02/22

Davesongs

Just had my first 5m free lesson and it’s great for me as a beginner. I’ve downloaded tons of apps for learning Chinese this week and definitely love the simplicity and beautiful design on this one. Others who recommended this app did NOT recommend it as a one stop shop, just a helpful, fun supplement to more robust learning you can get from other apps/services. Check out Chinese writer as well, seems a fun app for learning to write. There are TONS of free/cheap apps for Chinese learning so definitely look around and enjoy what the App Store has to offer. This one is great for making simple, steady progress on writing. No bugs noticeable, everything worked smoothly.
Inaccurate Characters
2020/01/12

inkling2
I understand this app is for beginning stage Chinese learners, but as someone who has learned how to write Chinese, I can say that these characters are not really accurate. This app is using a strictly computer based writing format for Chinese. It is similar to how English writers would almost never write the letter “a” how it looks when you type it. The Chinese character “人” was the first character that I “learned” on this app. I’m not sure why, unlike other apps, this computer based version of the word “人” is exactly how it appeared on the screen. Anyone who knows Chinese knows that it should look more slanted to the side when you handwrite it. Just search on Wikipedia for “radical 9” and scroll down to the gif of a stroke order animation to see the difference in how the character “人” looks when you write it by hand. I checked the English handwriting section, and it looks like how the handwriting practice books give it, so why are the Chinese characters not given the same way? I am very disappointed that an app that is supposed to teach you how to write would teach in this fashion. It’s almost as if this app was coded without ANY input from someone who knows how to write Chinese.

開發者回覆
Hey, thanks for calling our attention to this! We have shared your comments with our content manager, so they can make all the necessary adjustments and refinements happen, as soon as possible. If you have any further questions or concerns, let us know.
Inaccurate Characters
2020/01/12

inkling2

I understand this app is for beginning stage Chinese learners, but as someone who has learned how to write Chinese, I can say that these characters are not really accurate. This app is using a strictly computer based writing format for Chinese. It is similar to how English writers would almost never write the letter “a” how it looks when you type it. The Chinese character “人” was the first character that I “learned” on this app. I’m not sure why, unlike other apps, this computer based version of the word “人” is exactly how it appeared on the screen. Anyone who knows Chinese knows that it should look more slanted to the side when you handwrite it. Just search on Wikipedia for “radical 9” and scroll down to the gif of a stroke order animation to see the difference in how the character “人” looks when you write it by hand. I checked the English handwriting section, and it looks like how the handwriting practice books give it, so why are the Chinese characters not given the same way? I am very disappointed that an app that is supposed to teach you how to write would teach in this fashion. It’s almost as if this app was coded without ANY input from someone who knows how to write Chinese.
開發者回覆 2020/01/15
Hey, thanks for calling our attention to this! We have shared your comments with our content manager, so they can make all the necessary adjustments and refinements happen, as soon as possible. If you have any further questions or concerns, let us know.
Some of the tones spoken don’t seem to match the written tone
2019/07/04

Qwertbot
It’s more frequent in their other app Drops. If I could hear it in a couple different ways, or hear it in a sentence, it would help distinguish what’s just someone’s voice and what’s the correct pronunciation. Also, I have romanization turned on not just the adaptive, so it should be giving me the proper written tone; I’d like to not sound like an idiot if I try to say “cao” to say grass and actually heard “cào” when I was learning it (something you don’t want to say.) That isn’t really the word for grass anyway and it’d be nice if that was clarified since some of the radicals are and some aren’t. It’s teaching you from nothing which is nice, but it would be helpful if the app explained what radicals are and how their meanings change. I dunno, I’ve only used it three days so maybe there’s a master plan I don’t understand. I’ll update this review when I get more information/ the audible portion is updated to be more varied and more like the speech I’m used to hearing.

開發者回覆
Hi, Thanks for giving a try to Scripts! We constantly work hard on improving and expanding the app and the content, so please stay tuned! Keep playing and let us know if there’s anything else you would suggest us to refine!
Some of the tones spoken don’t seem to match the written tone
2019/07/04

Qwertbot

It’s more frequent in their other app Drops. If I could hear it in a couple different ways, or hear it in a sentence, it would help distinguish what’s just someone’s voice and what’s the correct pronunciation. Also, I have romanization turned on not just the adaptive, so it should be giving me the proper written tone; I’d like to not sound like an idiot if I try to say “cao” to say grass and actually heard “cào” when I was learning it (something you don’t want to say.) That isn’t really the word for grass anyway and it’d be nice if that was clarified since some of the radicals are and some aren’t. It’s teaching you from nothing which is nice, but it would be helpful if the app explained what radicals are and how their meanings change. I dunno, I’ve only used it three days so maybe there’s a master plan I don’t understand. I’ll update this review when I get more information/ the audible portion is updated to be more varied and more like the speech I’m used to hearing.
開發者回覆 2019/07/04
Hi, Thanks for giving a try to Scripts! We constantly work hard on improving and expanding the app and the content, so please stay tuned! Keep playing and let us know if there’s anything else you would suggest us to refine!
Great, but needs more content
2020/06/25

Gobbopoppo
This is a great way of learning the letters in a new language. I have gone through all the Chinese Hanzi, and I’m continuing on Drops as a subscriber. But now there’s no drawing practice anymore past the initial 200 or so radicals, and memorizing the characters is much harder. Besides that, many Hanzi change in a word, like 火, fire, moves into 灰色, gray, pretty well without changing form, but you wouldn’t easily guess that 水, water, forms the leftmost part of 洗, wash (verb). I wouldn’t know any of the above if I didn’t do my research outside of the app. So I know how to write the initial radicals very well, but I’d really like for this app to expand and include writing practice for the characters used in the actual words taught later in Drops, and possibly also include alternate forms of the radicals when they are included as part of a larger character.
Great, but needs more content
2020/06/25

Gobbopoppo

This is a great way of learning the letters in a new language. I have gone through all the Chinese Hanzi, and I’m continuing on Drops as a subscriber. But now there’s no drawing practice anymore past the initial 200 or so radicals, and memorizing the characters is much harder. Besides that, many Hanzi change in a word, like 火, fire, moves into 灰色, gray, pretty well without changing form, but you wouldn’t easily guess that 水, water, forms the leftmost part of 洗, wash (verb). I wouldn’t know any of the above if I didn’t do my research outside of the app. So I know how to write the initial radicals very well, but I’d really like for this app to expand and include writing practice for the characters used in the actual words taught later in Drops, and possibly also include alternate forms of the radicals when they are included as part of a larger character.