¡Así lo digo! Level 2

Name: ¡Así lo digo! Level 2
Author: McGraw-Hill School Education Group

By: McGraw-Hill School Education Group

Education

Features & Capabilities

McGraw-Hill Education’s Spanish language app ¡Así lo digo! Level 2 helps learners practice and review vocabulary from ¡Así se dice! with offline flashcards, flip to see Spanish or English, and native pronunciation recordings. Users can record their own voice to compare with a native speaker. It also offers listening and reading activities, photo-based exercises, synonyms/antonyms, and true/false/sequence tasks to build comprehension. The app runs without internet and supports iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch, aligning with the ¡Así se dice! curriculum.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education

By:

McGraw-Hill School Education Group

Version:

1.0 Last updated: 2015-06-12

Version code:

837083803

Creation date:

2015-06-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

139.45MB

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-30

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 1,765,849 ▼ 34,998

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Developed by:

McGraw-Hill School Education Group

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/tw/app/as%C3%AD-lo-digo-level-2/id1001571476?l=en-GB

Website:

http://mheonline.com/apps

User Reviews

Most reviews are negative. The main complaints are reliability and usability: the app crashes frequently, formatting is unattractive and hard to navigate, and buttons to start activities often fail. Users also find the lessons poorly designed and not helpful for teaching Spanish. A number of comments suggest the developer’s monetization approach diminishes value for educators. Very few positive remarks appear, making overall sentiment strongly unfavorable.

Pros

Cons

Frequent crashes and stability issues
Poor formatting and UI/visual layout, making the app hard to use (e.g., scrolling problems)
Core interactions (starting flashcards/activities) often don’t work
Lessons/content quality described as poor or not useful for teaching Spanish
Perceived monetization/greed by developers and low perceived value for educators

Recent reviews

I’ve been using this app for about 8 months in my Spanish class and it’s horrible. The formatting is absolutely garbage making the app look like it was badly cropped from google images. You can’t scroll down without it taking you back to the top. The app randomly crashes every few minutes. The lessons are awfully made. 0/10 app, do not use this for your students, get another app like Duolingo

by Sa*****, 2025-04-24

Probably one of the worst apps i've ever used across all genres, doesn't even work half the time. I hate this app so much it makes me want to snap my phone and eat it. There is genuinely no reason for why EVERY BUTTON TO START FLASH CARDS OR ACTIVITIES DOESNT WORK I'll be sitting in my dark room just trying to finish my vocabulary and here I am flipping between chapters praying god hears my plea that I can actually practice but he shuns me and NOTHING WORKS this app is a disgrace to teaching spanish and the fact it doesnt even work is a testament to how money hungry developers are to take advantage of educators and students to just make money for doing the bare minimum (HAVING A APP THAT DOESNT WORK) if you've ever had the misfortune of using anything McGraw Hill madd I hope there is legal compensation in your future for the LOST TIME YOU WASTED TRUSTING THEM TO PROPERLY EDUCATE YOU TOO