iAzbuka, Russian Alphabet

So far the best app on the market for teaching Russian alphabet to kids, period! (Not that there are many of this kind out there anyways). <br/><br/>It is simple enough for a toddler to figure out how everything works, yet very entertaining – my 2-years old just keeps playing with it and seem to like it very much. Like the voiceover. Like the shaking feature. Music gets a little annoying with time, but my kid does seem to enjoy it (and it can be turned off). <br/><br/>Would love to see other languages, like English, Spanish or French for multilingual children.

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Though all others would know alphabet already. ))<br/>Simple, easy to navigate without adult help. <br/>Suitable even for very liitle ones. If they can hold iPhone, they could play it. If not, they would like you playing it for them. <br/>Best: teaches sounds first - must for easy start in reading. <br/>Tip: you can turn off Background music from the 1 st page.<br/><br/>Работает как развлекаловка тоже: Надоел алфавит, можно подиджействовать. :)

So I can't hear how the letters are pronounced. Bad.

I'm so glad there's a decent Russian alphabet app now. Thanks!

My daughter and I have a lot of fun with this app.<br/>It's great for kids and for anyone learning Russian.<br/>I highly recommend it.

I've used several Russian alphabet apps, even a few programs for pc. I have to tell this is the best i've seen for learning the Russian alphabet. an extra feature or two would be nice, like a few games.

Compared to other apps like this in English, this app is just okay. In addition to the alphabet, it also has a multiple choice test but it just goes on and on- kind of boring. My toddler is not interested. You need to add some fun to this app.