Serlet Sicilian

Name: Serlet Sicilian
Author: tool ltd.

By: tool ltd. App

Education

Overview

Apple Apps Store

Version:

1.0

Last updated: 2016-02-02

Ranking

#1,643,339 ▼ 26,201

Overall

Features & Capabilities

An innovate and user friendly app for supporting Sicilian regional language. Including vocabulary and dialogues (A1, A2 levels). Elaborated with photos, sound and videos. Containing historical and cultural information of the region and virtual maps with info on interesting places to visit.

Serlet app is useful for tourists and all age groups' persons (from students to seniors) eager or planning to visit a region in Europe with high cultural identity, specific traditions and patrimony. Serlet app aims to motivate people to regional language learning and understanding.

The app is a product of SERLET Project, a collaboration of 7 institutions from 4 European Countries (FR, IT, ES and GR), and is co-funded by the European Commission.

Booklet available and website on www.serletproject.eu

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

tool ltd.

Version:

1.0 Last updated: 2016-02-02

Version code:

841558394

Creation date:

2016-02-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

3.39MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-24

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Ranking

# 1,643,339 ▼ 26,201

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Developed by:

tool ltd.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/it/app/serlet-sicilian/id1077756895?l=en-GB

User Reviews

One of the best resources I've found for "standard" Sicilian. I especially like the audio samples and translations to English as well as Italian. Has some minor grammar mistake (mostly in English) and the occasional bug, but it's my favorite way to practice while away.

by Ji*****, 2025-09-03

The app gives you very few words. The ones that are there are often spelled incorrectly. For example, I thought the words listed in the “Food” category were further categories of things like meat, fruit, vegetables, etc but no it was just those words individually translated. Like just meat = carni (which they ridiculously spelled “karni”) instead of it being a category also listing types of meat and how to say them in Sicilian. They don’t tell you how to name ANY specific food/ingredient. And so on.