Cebuano Talk app for iPhone and iPad
4.6 (
3456 ratings )
Games
Education
Puzzle
Word
Developer: Pinch Village
0.99 USD
Current version: 2.0, last update: 4 years agoFirst release : 25 Aug 2011
App size: 1019 Kb
Learn Bisaya in seconds and maintain it year-round. Collect stars by identifying commonly used Cebuano words and phrases. Memorize over 200 vocabulary words in a series of short but increasingly challenging word puzzles. Then finish the game to unlock fresh challenges each day and maintain your newly-minted vocabulary.
Latest reviews of Cebuano Talk app for iPhone and iPad
Great!
Greatest App to learn a foreign language I came across in years of extensive research! 5 Stars "Awaiting the extension pack!"
Greatest App to learn a foreign language I came across in years of extensive research! 5 Stars "Awaiting the extension pack!"
Not correct
I am stuck on level 22 because all of the answers are incorrect. Other than that its a fun review of cebuano
I am stuck on level 22 because all of the answers are incorrect. Other than that its a fun review of cebuano
Brutal app
This app is an absolute joke and a waste of a dollar. No help what so ever!
This app is an absolute joke and a waste of a dollar. No help what so ever!
Needs Improvement
On level 22 wrong meanings for the words. And level is stuck only at level 35.
On level 22 wrong meanings for the words. And level is stuck only at level 35.
Fun app, but has bugs
Fun and helps in learning bisayan terms. Too bad its not been proofed very well. Some of the words used dont correctly match the English counter parts. In level 21 none of the words match correctly, my wife of 23 years is from Cebu, so yes I know I am right in saying this for she is a fluent in cebuano and Tagalog. Anyway, if they can correct this it would be a great app.
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Fun and helps in learning bisayan terms. Too bad its not been proofed very well. Some of the words used dont correctly match the English counter parts. In level 21 none of the words match correctly, my wife of 23 years is from Cebu, so yes I know I am right in saying this for she is a fluent in cebuano and Tagalog. Anyway, if they can correct this it would be a great app.