iPA Phonetics Hack 2.6 + Redeem Codes

Could u potentially add a feature where u can change the chart to only display the sounds from a particular language. I’m studying specifically English sounds and it’s difficult, especially from a beginner perspective to distinguish English and non English sounds

This app exceeded my expectations. I got this app just because I wanted the audio for IPA sounds, but found videos which can have the playback edited, as well as a fun and helpful matching game.

My only criticisms are minor, and those are:
1. The interface, though very functional, could benefit from some more organization (for instance, the matching game is not distinct from the general playback area, and only serves to as a tool for confirmation).

2. It would be nice to be able to be able to choice a language and have only those phonemes from that language be accessible, so as to make things more simple and goal-oriented. Also it would serve as a helpful visual.

3. It would be nice also to be able to loop videos, or to choose your own pair of videos to loop so that you can choose a contrast of sounds and really get to know the differences.

However, these suggestions are minor, and this app does what it claims to do, and does it well.

This app is amazing. It has so many more sounds than a regular IPA app/chart. I really like being able to see the different views when the sound is being pronounced. I'm a linguistics major and I did use this frequently in my phonetics class. It really helped me memorize the less used and/or non-English sounds.
The only problem I have is that if I zoom in to the consonant chart, it sometimes makes it so I can't press any of the characters in the bottom row. Other than that, it's a fantastic app!

Out of all the IPA apps available, this is definitely the one to get. It's very important when you're learning sounds to see the mouth and tongue as it is making the sound. This app shows clearly where the how to make the sound with your mouth and tongue. The sounds each have a very minor differences and these are clearly shown in a way not seen on other apps.

I saw a suggestion that the matching game have settings to only do phonemes from specific languages. I think that’d be excellent. I would go further and make settings to only use certain columns and rows; this would make it easier to begin memorizing for beginners like me. If well executed I would pay for an in app purchase for this functionality.

Super thorough app! Especially for being free!

First I was a bit disappointed on seeing its rough user interfaces. It is not nice but not hard to use. But shortly later I was totally surprised by the number of phonetics it can pronounce. Not only this, the features about controlling the playback videos are extremely useful. Hard to image an indie app can have those features.

Please port this app to the Mac silicon chip. I’ve had this app for three years and just got it on iPad and it views much better than iPhone. I find this the best app source unless you need something else like the NATO phonetics.

If you could explain more the paid “+” option in the AppStore description.

Many of the sounds are not segmented down to individual phonemes. Vowel sounds are often attached to the audio models of phonemes that actually don't have them, such as for 'l' and 'r' sounds. This app wrongly adds an 'a' sound to each, which a very common inaccuracy of phonetics apps and resources. Fortunately, there are some apps that are accurate and available in the app store. The concept and design of this app are good, but I'm afraid I can't reommend it to other teachers and my students in its current state.

It's very convenient not to have to go to Wikipedia every time I want to go and look up sounds. The zoomable pdf-like display that you can tap on is a very nice interface for tapping out sounds, and going beyond that to show vocal qualities as well is extremely handy.

I have used this app a lot, but the video recently stopped working. This seems to be the same problem that JLHwang describes in an earlier review.

I have an iPad with iOS 11. Deleting and reinstalling didn’t solve the problem.