Scripts: Aprender a escribir

Name: Scripts: Aprender a escribir
Rating: 4.7 (2240 reviews)
Author: PLANB LABS OU

Coreano, japonés, chino!

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Educación
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PLANB LABS OU
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EN
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130
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Aprende un nuevo sistema de escritura con la aplicación Scripts: Devanagari indio, Hanzi chino, Kana japonés, Hangul coreano, Abecedario inglés, Cirílico ruso Drops Scripts elimina el aburrimiento de la lectura y la escritura en un nuevo idioma. Aprende caracteres chinos, el alfabeto coreano o el sistema de escritura japonés con magníficas ilustraciones minimalistas y minijuegos de ritmo rápido. ¿La mejor parte? Sólo toma 5 minutos al día. De hecho, eso es todo el tiempo que tienes! ¿Insano? Sí. ¿Pero funciona? ¡Absolutamente! Por qué funciona Drops Scripts • Las secuencias de comandos de Drops son 100% visuales: los alumnos conectan los caracteres y las letras directamente a su pronunciación. Hacer esto corta al intermediario. ¡Aprender es más rápido, mejor y más divertido! • Límites de sesión de 5 minutos: limitar el tiempo de aprendizaje puede parecer contrario a la intuición, pero hace que Drops Scripts sea increíblemente adictivo. Y eso es algo bueno en términos de aprendizaje de idiomas. Los obstáculos que se interponen en su forma de comenzar a leer y escribir en un nuevo idioma finalmente se vuelven obsoletos. No hay excusas: SIEMPRE tienes 5 minutos! • Práctica sin esfuerzo: analizamos por qué los juegos son divertidos y adictivos, y luego integramos esos elementos en Drops Scripts para crear una aplicación increíblemente inmersiva. Pero a diferencia de otros juegos, no pierdes el tiempo jugando. En su lugar, construye un activo valioso: la capacidad de leer y escribir en un nuevo idioma. • Aprendizaje a ritmo rápido: creemos que el aprendizaje rápido e intuitivo, y escribir en el teclado de su teléfono es todo menos rápido. ¡Saluda a rápidos golpes y grifos! Necesitarás esos segundos extra para aprovechar al máximo tus 5 minutos. ;) • Enfocado en la escritura: aprenda a escribir en chino, japonés o coreano con juegos y actividades curadas que hacen que aprender a utilizar un nuevo sistema de escritura sea divertido. Drops Scripts se enfoca en una cosa y lo hace extremadamente bien. • Forja un hábito de aprendizaje: Drops Scripts quiere convertirte en un adicto al aprendizaje de idiomas. No importa cuán efectiva sea su herramienta de aprendizaje, si no la usa a diario, realmente no importa. Drops Scripts rompe esas barreras para usted, de modo que aprender a leer y escribir en un nuevo idioma se convierta en una parte regular de su día. Cada letra y personaje en Drops Scripts se acompaña de audio y pronunciaciones de alta calidad, grabados por un profesional de voz. ----------------- Estoy seguro de que te encantará Drops Scripts tanto como disfrutamos haciéndolo. Si es así, por favor déjenos un comentario! ¿Tener preguntas? No dude en contactarnos en sup@languagedrops.com Información del pago: Duración de las suscripciones: - 1 mes - 12 meses Precio de las suscripciones: - 1 mes - 9.99 $ por mes - 12 meses - 69.99 $ por año - El pago se cargará a su cuenta de iTunes en la confirmación de la compra - La suscripción se renueva automáticamente a menos que la renovación automática se desactive al menos 24 horas antes del final del período actual - A la cuenta se le cobrará la renovación dentro de las 24 horas anteriores al final del período actual, e identificar el costo de la renovación. - Las suscripciones pueden ser gestionadas por el usuario y la renovación automática puede desactivarse yendo a la Configuración de la cuenta del usuario después de la compra. Twitter: https://twitter.com/language_drops Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LearnwithDrops LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/languagedrops/ Blog: https://medium.com/languagedrops Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/language_drops/ Política de privacidad y condiciones de uso: http://languagedrops.com/privacypolicy.html

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4.7

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Fun so far
22/02/2020

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
22/02/2020

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
12/01/2020

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.

Respuesta del desarrollador
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
12/01/2020

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.
Respuesta del desarrollador 15/01/2020
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
04/07/2019

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.

Respuesta del desarrollador
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
04/07/2019

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.
Respuesta del desarrollador 04/07/2019
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
25/06/2020

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
25/06/2020

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.

We've made improvements to the Scripts app to offer you a better play experience. Happy language learning!

Versión 8.60

29/03/2021

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