The free French Vocab Game LITE app for iPhone now includes sample pronuncation.
The app is intended to be a demonstration version of the full French vocab games app, featuring 1,200 items of French vocabulary along with studio recordings of the pronunciation of each item. This update to the lite version allows you to try out the pronunciation facility before committing to the full app.
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October 23, 2012
October 11, 2012
Utter French! pronunciation app now with phonetic descriptions
An update has been released to the Utter French! pronunciation app for iPhone and iPad.
An addition to studio recordings of a native speaker pronouncing over 1,200 items of French vocabulary, the app now features a phonetic transcription and description feature. For each item of vocabulary, the app will display the IPA phonetic transcription (as found in many dictionaries) and clicking on one of the symbols will present you with a detailed description of how to pronounce the sound in question.
An addition to studio recordings of a native speaker pronouncing over 1,200 items of French vocabulary, the app now features a phonetic transcription and description feature. For each item of vocabulary, the app will display the IPA phonetic transcription (as found in many dictionaries) and clicking on one of the symbols will present you with a detailed description of how to pronounce the sound in question.
October 9, 2012
French iPhone/iPad app discounts for educational establishments
Volume discounts are now available on French Vocab Games and Utter French! (compatible with iPhone and iPad) for educational institutions in 9 countries. Click here for more information on educational discounts on these French iPhone apps.
The discounts are currently available to educational institutions in:
The discounts are currently available to educational institutions in:
- Australia
- Canada
- France
- Germany
- Italy
- Japan
- Spain
- United Kingdom
- US
October 7, 2012
French dictionary: fix for looking up feminine/plurals
A small fix has been applied to the site's French dictionary to fix a bug when looking up French feminine and plural forms.
Occasionally, when looking up a word ending in -e or -s, this word would mistakenly be assumed to be the feminine or plural of another word. For example, baie was taken to be the feminine of bai, when in reality it is much more likely that the user was looking up the word baie ("bay", "berry").
Occasionally, when looking up a word ending in -e or -s, this word would mistakenly be assumed to be the feminine or plural of another word. For example, baie was taken to be the feminine of bai, when in reality it is much more likely that the user was looking up the word baie ("bay", "berry").
Utter French! app update currently awaiting App Store review
An update to the Utter French! pronunciation app for iPhone is currently awaiting review and is due to be released to the App Store shortly. Further details will follow in the next few days.
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