Words FR (French Course)

Train French words

0,99 €Best Deal Ever

2.1for iPhone, iPad and more

Andela ICT

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14,5 Mo

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Nov 19, 2021

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Words FR (French Course) Captures d'écran

iPad

iPhone

About Words FR (French Course)

Finally a French language App in which you yourself can determine which words and phrases included in the lessons. Are you learning French or you want to improve your French this is the perfect app:
- Take control of your lessons names;
- Decide for yourself which words you put in a lesson;
- Allows the connection with school classes or other courses;
- Make use of built in (online) translator;
- Translation from French to English;
- Translated from English to French;
- With one press of a button you can translate words or phrases and add them to a lesson;
- Off-line practice (without internet connection);
- Statistics per word / sentence be kept so that the exercise by yourself poorly answered words / phrases are frequently repeated;
- Easy with quick results.

Can be used Spanish->French and Dutch->French as wel.