Drops: Language Learning Games

Welcome to the ultimate language learning experience that will have you speaking like a local in no time! Whether you're trying to impress that cute barista at your favorite coffee shop or finally understand what your Spanish-speaking neighbor is saying, we've got your back. With interactive games and fun challenges, we make learning a new language as addictive as your morning cup of joe. Say goodbye to boring textbooks and hello to a world of language exploration right at your fingertips. So what are you waiting for? Let's drop some knowledge and level up your linguistic skills!

App Name: Language Learning Games

Description: 40 million language learners are enjoying Drops, an engaging language learning app. Choose from over 50 languages including Portuguese, Spanish, Korean, Japanese, Arabic, English, and French. Enjoy learning from scratch or improving your skills in popular languages.

Explore the fun side of learning new languages with Drops. Gain fluency in Korean, French, Spanish, and more through interactive lessons. Master vocabulary and phrases in various languages like Hebrew, Arabic, Russian, German, Italian, and Hindi with the help of gamified activities and rewards. Dive into regional dialects such as Mexican and Castilian Spanish to ensure accurate language acquisition.

• Become fluent in a new language with the Drops language learning app

• Learn to read different alphabets like Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Hebrew, Arabic, and Hindi

• Custom illustrations for each word makes learning the language easy to remember

• Language learning fun with game-like language lessons

• Track your language learning progress and get rewards

• From beginner to expert levels, learn foreign language vocabulary

• A professionally curated vocabulary list with more than 3,000 words and phrases

• Professional and correct dialect pronunciations

• Learn Korean

• Spanish learning app

• Learning languages like American English, British English, Korean, Mexican Spanish, Latin-American Spanish, Japanese, German, French, European Portuguese, Russian, Castilian Spanish, Italian, Arabic, Tagalog, Hebrew, Icelandic, Polish, Mandarin Chinese, Turkish, Cantonese Chinese, Dutch, Norwegian, Thai, Swedish, Vietnamese, Maori, Brazilian Portuguese, Farsi (Persian), Hungarian, Greek, Hindi, Danish, Samoan, Indonesian, Finnish, Serbian, Croatian, Esperanto, Estonian, Hawaiian, Ukrainian, Yoruba, Bosnian, Swahili, Igbo, Sanskrit and Ainu

Pros:

- Good amount of vocabulary, also for more advanced learners.

- The vocabulary is grouped nicely, albeit there are some weird vocabulary choices in some of the groups (like unrelated verbs)

- The interface is very pleasing.

- Can be very addicting.

- The idea itself is good.

- Some of the exercises are good, like the ones where you have to connect letters to make a word.

- The themes that use sentences instead of single vocabulary can be useful if you use them right.

- Very nice amount of languages offered, including the more less-taught ones (like Icelandic)..

Cons:

- you have to get a premium to study more than one language as of December 2021.

- The premium is very expensive.

- The 5 minute playing time per 10 hours limit (though you can extend this sometimes)

- Some of the picture choices are very off or vague. I remember that the picture that represents "family" was very weird, while the picture of "parents" was a picture that would have fit more nicely in the place of "family".

- Ads, while not too distracting (in a way they do not pop up in the middle of the sessions and that most of them are from the app itself and not outside ads), can get annoying, especially the ones that try to get you buy premium, but this is to be expected of a free-to-play app.

- Some of the audio is off, which can be distracting to some (meaning that it can be few seconds late than the other ones spoken by different voices). I recall there was this one voice in Spanish groups that read the words two seconds later than the other voices did, and this was distracting to me.

- This is inevitable considering the amount of words, but some of them seem like they have been just Google translated to the languages without thinking about the context of the language itself.

- No genders in some languages except in the new themes (See: Swedish).

TechCrunch praised Drops for its visually appealing games and vocabulary-focused approach which aims to break down barriers to language learning, offering users access to the social and economic advantages multilingualism can bring.

Featured in CNET, Forbes, VentureBeat, and others, Drops invites you to start your language learning journey today. Play while learning and master languages effortlessly. Easily learn Korean, Spanish, and English with this captivating app. Start exploring Chinese, Korean, and other exciting languages through fun activities on Drops.

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