Wordaboo

Wordaboo teaches a language the way you would actually learn one: a few minutes at a time, with pictures instead of translations, and every word spoken aloud.

EIGHT COURSES, EVERY ONE TO B1.7 · French, for English speakers — 130 lessons · German, for English speakers · Spanish, for English speakers · English, for Portuguese speakers — new · English, for French speakers · English, for Russian speakers · English, for Spanish speakers · French, for Spanish speakers

The whole interface follows your language, not just the lessons.

CHAPTERS THAT MEAN SOMETHING Lessons are grouped into chapters mapped to the A1–B1 scale schools use, so you can see what you have covered and what comes next. Levels describe what each chapter teaches. They are not a certificate, and we never pretend otherwise.

FOUR MINUTES A LESSON Short enough to finish on a bus. You pick a daily goal — 20, 30, 50 or 100 XP — and change it whenever it stops fitting your week.

IT BRINGS BACK WHAT YOU FORGET Mixed review pulls questions from everything you have finished. Trouble words collects the ones that keep catching you out and drills those instead. Practice rounds earn XP and count toward your goal, but cannot be failed.

LEARN WITH PEOPLE, WITHOUT THE NOISE Follow friends by request and share a streak. A weekly league ranks everyone with Friends switched on by XP earned that week. There is no messaging in Wordaboo — you can block or report anyone from their profile, and Friends is off until you turn it on.

BUILT TO BE HONEST · Delete your account from inside the app, with 14 days to change your mind · Speaking exercises are optional, and so is the microphone · Your progress lives in your account, and signing out clears the device

WORDABOO PREMIUM An optional subscription: no ads, unlimited hearts and bubbles, and lessons you can take offline. The courses themselves are free.

Questions: wordaboo@gmail.com

Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://wordaboo.app/privacy