Spanish Phrases 24/7 Language Learning

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For $8 + tax you can buy an entire book on Spanish. I was expecting maybe half of that in convenient portable package to use while in Mexico and not connected to 3G. This contains nothing more than what can be found in a small pocket size guide (the size of an iPhone) and it is not any easier to search than such a guide. I wish I had checked the quality of the vocab app before purchasing the phrase app as well. I have never written a review before, so the fact that I am should indicate how strongly I feel.

I've so far purchased Spanish 1, Spanish 4, Spanish 5, Spanish Food & Dining. These apps are great for increasing vocabulary in spare moments of the day and seem to be bug free. The different types of quizzes are a really nice option for learning words from a "different angle". The priority threshold works very well. These are the only apps I've found so far that keep a decent track record (Priority Threshold) of the words I'm having trouble remembering and keeping them in my face during quizzes. In the upper level app (level 4), the question quizzes are very helpful for testing your knowledge of question structure. Last points-- *there's great audio to hear the correct pronunciation *the layout of the quizzes allows you avoid looking at the word/sentence & clicking on the audio to test your auditory knowledge of words instead of the visual. Obviously, I can't say enough good things about these apps!!! Thanks 24/7 Tutor! Looking forward to additional apps

This is a great complement to the 101 program. The phrases provided gives you the tools to communicate in Spanish. The puzzle game and the quizes make learning enjoyable and keeps me motivated. The ability to track my progress in each category also helps a lot as far as motivation.

This is good. It contains a nice set of useful phrases. The best part is all the different quiz methods. There's a simple list capability plus four different quizes:multiple choice, write in, hangman-like puzzle, and flash card. They are set up in increasing level of difficulty so you gradually gain profiency. It's an excellant way to learn.

(Before update) Almost the very first phrase I look at is misspelled. There it is, buenAs dias instead of buenOs dias. (After Update) It's been fixed and is definitely more trustworthy. It uses a very good word list and is a useful way to learn. I work with it frequestly. I very much appreciate the little phrases and expressions that are used in everyday Spanish. This is much more useful than just a list of interesting idioms and dicho.