Then, start with the Practice this is where you learn the vocabulary. How should you use uTalk?įirst, choose your topic. You’re going to France for a few days, and you want to learn some French before you go. You can order a beer, ask someone to dance and check you’re on the right train (again – useful). The app’s got everything from food and drink and travelling, to adjectives and numbers up to ten million. The Premium will unlock 1,200 words and phrases across 35 categories for the language you choose – and that’s when it gets really fun. So uTalk gives you the chance to learn more, with the Essentials and Premium upgrades. If you’re anything like me, though, once you’ve learnt a few words you won’t want to stop. There’s also a selection of games to help you remember these key words, so you’re totally prepared before you step off the plane. These Starter Words include the essentials that you’ll need when you first arrive in a new country – ‘hello’, ‘please’, ‘thank you’ and ‘help’ (hopefully you won’t need that one, but it’s always a useful word to know!) among others. The best bit is if you’re just curious and want to hear what a language sounds like, it won’t cost you a penny, because uTalk gives you a Starter Words section in all 130 languages completely free. From French, Spanish and German, through to Lao, Kachchi and Cebuano, we’ve got them all (and if we don’t have the one you want, we probably soon will – let us know what you’re waiting for in the comments).
UTALK IPAD DOWNLOAD
Once you’ve download the app, the first thing you’ll probably notice is that it’s got loads of languages. So I thought I’d give you a quick guided tour, so you can see what all the fuss is about. And we’re really, really excited about it not only does it now work on iPads, it’s got 130 languages included and it looks gorgeous.
UTALK IPAD UPDATE
If you follow us on Facebook or Twitter (or maybe even if you don’t) you’ll know that we recently released a new update for our app, uTalk.
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