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WordPower Learn Korean Vocabulary by InnovativeLanguage.com at Mac App Store analyse
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| Country | Price |
|---|---|
| Canada | 13.99 CAD |
| China | 68 CNY |
| France | 10.99 EUR |
| Germany | 10.99 EUR |
| Italy | 10.99 EUR |
| Netherlands | 10.99 EUR |
| Portugal | 10.99 EUR |
| Spain | 10.99 EUR |
| Poland | 10.99 EUR |
| UK | 9.99 GBP |
| India | 799 INR |
| Japan | 999.99 JPY |
| Korea, Republic Of | 999.99 KRW |
| Poland | 47.99 PLN |
| Russia | 749 RUB |
| Turkey | 69.99 TRY |
| USA | 9.99 USD |
| Korea, Republic Of | 10.99 USD |
| Ukraine | 9.99 USD |
Reviews
All reviews →Koreanisch Vokabeltrainer
Das Programm funktioniert und ist ganz simpel zu bedienen hat aber einige Fehlerchen. So fehlen zum Beispiel zu einigen Wörtern die koreanische Soundausgabe. Die Vokabelliste insgesammt ist auch nicht so prickelnd - einige unnütze Wörter und andere wichtige Wörter fehlen ganz. Wenn man des Englischen mächtig ist und zwischendurch bisschen Vokabeltraining will aber ganz nett, 8 Euro hingegen vielleicht etwas zu teuer.
so so..
application seems unfinshed and thrown together. some of the words do not play the korean pronunications. The words are also listed alphabetically instead of in a manner that makes sense, ie numbers going from 0-9.
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it is good for vocabulary ..and the self record and the pronunciation/sound buttons are good to see how it is said by a native speaker ……i give it 5 stars for what it is.
could improve but decent for its function
This is a nice app if someone wants to work on vocabulary. It’s nice because they give extra sentences to learn words in context. My only complaints are that they don’t explain the words fully and switch between verb endings without explaining that either. It would be nice if they explained the grammar along with the vocabulary. It’s pretty important considering the hierarchies speakers are expected to use when speaking the Korean language. They also don’t give an explanation as to which words mean what, when one reads a sentence, which makes the reading a little linear and narrowed towards learning single phrases alone unless the learner is already familiar with the Korean language. So, this app isn’t meant for a learners only tool for studying Korean language, especially if they’re just starting out because it might lead to bad learning habits - since the program doesn’t fully inform the learner about what they’re learning. However, it’s really nice for vocabulary practice for people who are familiar with the language and the structure of the language.