- CategoryEducation
- First releasedDecember 5, 2008
- Versions1 archived
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- SellerInnovative Language Learning, LLC
- Bundle IDcom.innovativelanguage.wordpowerlitehindi
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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With WordPower Learn Hindi Vocabulary Free, you'll master 100 of the most frequently used words and phrases in the Hindi language right on your iOS device! The app doubles as a mini travel guide packed with cultural insights and practical Hindi phrases. Learn Hindi with audio recordings of a native Hindi speaker and a voice recorder so you can master perfect pronunciation anywhere, anytime. This list of the 100 most frequently used Hindi words is compact enough to fit a little review into you busy schedule. Study at your convenience at times and places that work for you! WordPower Learn Hindi Vocabulary Free also comes with an addictive Word of the Day alert.
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WordPower Learn Hindi Vocabulary Free FEATURES: - Completely redesigned UI. The user interface has been redesigned from the ground up to be much cleaner, beautiful, and more user friendly - New! Level 1 Basic Word List (approximately 200 words): Now you get more than just 1 word a day - Support for iOS 6 and 4" Retina displays such as the iPhone 5 and 5th gen iPod touch - Hindi Top 100 Words: A special list of words specific to daily life in India. You’ll learn handy cultural insights with every entry transforming Word Power into a mini travel and cultural handbook (3G or WiFi required to access Wikipedia links within the app) - Essential Hindi vocabulary all in one place showing you the spelling, translation, pronunciation, image, class, gender, devanāgarī and romanization - Sample Sentences: See and hear practical sample sentences with every word entry - Updated Basic Resources: Want to explore the Hindi language even more? Learn everything you need to know with this comprehensive source of Hindi learning tips, information and material - Easy to Use Design: Intuitive iOS swipe navigation allows visual learners to browse vocabulary images quickly. Find everything you need without excessive swiping and tapping - Custom Flashcard Settings: You're in control of your study sessions. Mix up question types (recognition, production, audio and visual) for a full understanding of each word - Listening Practice: Hear each word's proper pronunciation by a native speaker - Perfect your Pronunciation: Compare your pronunciation to the native speaker's with the Voice Recorder, easily accessible throughout the app - Personalized Word Bank: Save difficult or useful words, with their audio files, to review at any time - Advanced Search Function: Search entire database in English or Hindi - Progress Bar: Keep track of how many words you have really mastered - Word View Options: Romanization can be turned on and off
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25Just installed. Hindi word of the day: Banknote! Yes, this is supposedly a Hindi word. I think not.
Over all it's a pretty good app. There are some words that are English but that's the way a lot of people talk in India. Watch Bollywood movies and you'll see.. And the app was free so what else can you ask for?
Amazing but I wish it had flash cards and tells you easy to pronounce it
No alphabets
I think this is a great app for Hindi learners to practice with. I was disappointed when I saw some English words simply in Devanagari script, but as another reviewer wrote, you'll see that in Bollywood films and on the street too. Just listening to the pronunciation and seeing the script and how some letters end up connected in different ways was helpful to me.
The user interface is confusing, the material is too simple for an intermediate user but the example sentences are all in Hindi that is too complex for a beginner. Not impressed. I really wish DuoLingo had Hindi or Rosetta Stone wasn't so obscenely expensive.
Really useless words. There are much better (free) Hindi apps!
I enjoy the various methods of learning!
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.
