Language In Use
iOS app by Enrico Rossini. Education · Enrico Rossini
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- iOS 1.0.30
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-13
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When you start to learn a new language, the most common advice from the teachers is to have a notebook where write all the new words you want to learn and remember and then review those words constantly to memorize them. With the words on the piece of paper, it is difficult to search for a specific word or meaning. Also, it is not fun or interactive and you can't share or practice with your friends. Language In Use is a unique app that allows you to create your own dictionaries that are collection of words and their meaning. For each word, it is possible to add the translation and more details: for example, if it is a verb, you can add the basic paradigms. For each dictionary, you can add links to videos and documents. Based on the language you want to learn or practice, we suggest articles from our website that are a mix of articles about different subjects (lifestyle, culture, science, and technologies) and grammar sheets. Also, it is possible to extend the list of articles using the search. All articles are written in a professional fashion and well-written for different language levels. All articles have the most important words highlighted with the translation. The integration between the website and the app allows you to add the word you want to study directly in the app from the website. The website and the app provide you with a lot of tools to learn and improve your knowledge about 6 different languages: - English - Spanish - Italian - German - French - Portuguese
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