French IPA Dictionary

Name: French IPA Dictionary
Price: 0.99 USD
Author: Tamborski Productions

By: Tamborski Productions App

Look up the pronunciation of any French word through its IPA translation.

This app was removed from Google Play Store on 2026-05-27

Overview

Removed

Downloads

Data as of 2026-05-27

Version:

1.1

Last updated: 2022-11-08

Features & Capabilities

Have you ever seen a French word and not know how to pronounce it but wished you did? Now you can with the French IPA Dictionary.
Search for any word and its IPA translation will be shown. An IPA keyboard is also provided with each sound voiced by a native speaker.
This is perfect for French learners of all levels or for those who are curious about the Spanish language.

Features:
Male or Female voice
Example words of all the French IPA sounds voiced by native speakers
Offline use
Over 5 million translatable words
Unlimited searches

**Please note: The searched words themselves are not pronounced. It is only the IPA letters and the words on the examples page.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Tamborski Productions

Downloads:

Version:

1.1 Last updated: 2022-11-08

Creation date:

2022-11-08

Publisher country:

Price:

0.99

Email:

su*****@poly-lingua.com

URLs:

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Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-05-27

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Developed by:

Tamborski Productions

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Polylingua.FrenchIPADictionary

Email:

su*****@poly-lingua.com

Website:

https://www.poly-lingua.com/

User Reviews

Edit: It's pretty good. I do feel like it could be improved, but I like it. You can type in any french word and it would give you it written in French IPA. It won't read it to you, but you can press the corresponding letters. It's okay. Room for improvement. Adding more groups (Semi-vowels, regular and nasal vowels, and Constants, for example) would help. Right now, it's only divided between Vowels and Constants, and the semi-vowels are grouped with the Constants.