Learn German Phrases & Words Hack 11.0 + Redeem Codes

I have been studying German for about 6 months using Duolingo. I found this app while looking for something to supplement my study. It is great! I like the categories and the vocabulary list after each section really helps. Great app.

The app I like! But it is asking to update everyday! However, I go to the App Store and it doesn’t update or need an update! It’s annoying now! Can you please fix this! Thank you!

I love this app and how it only cost 5 dollars to get everything on the go no ads and everything you need to know about German love this app so much

We have been in Germany for a week now, and have used this app often. We don't speak any German. The small phrases have been of good size for remembering, and appropriate for travel use. The audio pronunciation has been good not only for learning to say the words correctly, but was a direct translator between us and many people we were trying to communicate with. Thank you, can't wait for more categories!

I stumbled across this app while studying Duolingo and it seems to enhance what I am presently studying ... it’s cute ... I like the games, they appear to challenge you. I like the App, it’s well done.

I paid for this yet every time I start it up they cram down your throat “An improved version is available” and you have to always say later.

Every. Time. After. Paying. For. It.

I made my first video in German thanks to this cool app. Thanks! 😊

No place to end the free trial

All the German is mixed up regarding formal or familiar. It would help people who are learning to know how and when to use each approach with accordance to whom they are speaking. For example: when greeting someone you don't know, you would say "Wie geht es Ihnen?" But when speaking to a close friend or family member, you could say "Wie geht's du?" Or "Wie geht's?"

Also, there are some very basic differences in saying things more than one way, which often is different simply depending on what part of Germany a person is in. For example, in northern Germany, people tend to introduce themselves by saying "Mein Name ist..." whereas in Southern Germany, or Bavaria, people introduce themselves more commonly by saying "Ich heiße..."

This app should specify both place and rank when giving phrases to learn. Many Germans are quite forgiving to foreigners who try to speak their language, but if a young person would say to a doctor and stranger "Wie geht's?", s/he would most likely be quite offended.

I think this about covers the very basic problem with this app. Someone who knows no German or customs would have no clue at all what they are really learning. I would not recommend this app to anybody for learning purposes under any circumstances. I understand that this is not meant to be an in-depth learning app, but it could very easily be changed to stay simple and yet properly teach phrases just the same.

Good selection of travel phrases and words. All audio works offline which is important, and not common among apps like this or even paid dictionaries. Pronunciation is clear. No games, pictures, or schemes for memorizing the words.
Interface is easy and cheerful. Print is clear. You can mark your favorites to practice more. Many categories require the 99 cent upgrade, or you can have ads (which requires internet every time you open that category)