UTALK APP for Rarer Languages! 50% Discount!

[BWL]

Hi! My name is Brian and I'm with a London-based company called uTalk (formerly Eurotalk). We're specialists in language-learning apps particularly for rarer languages like Basque, Greenlandic, Scottish Gaelic, Maltese, the various Polynesian languages (Samoan, Fijian, Hawaiian, Maori), Khmer, Burmese, Javanese and even uncommon Indian languages like Gujarati and Kachchi. Feel free to check out our website for the full list of languages! https://utalk.com/en/store

Our app is full of useful, everyday words and phrases divided into topics, with up to 180 hours for each language. All words and phrases are voiced by male and female native speakers (yes, imagine trying to get Greenlandic, Xhosa and Tok Pisin speakers to come record at our studio in London! When all else fails we make the extra mile - we've actually recorded speakers in the middle of the desert and in Siberia in winter! We've got enough material to make a documentary! ) The app also allows you to record yourself mimicking the native speakers' pronunciation, so you can practice until you get it right. And to make it even more fun, you get to play five increasingly challenging games to help you memorise new vocabulary. 

And that's not all! For a limited time, we're offering a special discount for Linguaholic forum members for a 50% discount on any language in our 140+ library! (Hint: The discount link can be reused indefinitely until the offer period of 2 weeks starting from today is up so if you feel like switching languages halfway, you can do so at the same discounted rate!) Our app works on Android, iPhone, iPad, Macs and PCs running on Windows.

Already browsed through the list and found a language you'd like to learn? Well then let's proceed, all you have to do is:

Follow this link to sign up, download the app and get started for a 50% discount (depending on the language and subscription type, it might be as low as $0.94 a month!): https://uta.lk/polyglots50

[BWL]

Feel free to ask me any questions! Your may write in English, French, Bahasa Malaysia, Bahasa Indonesia, Tagalog, Hindi, Urdu, Turkish and Chinese. Although don't expect a 100% perfect response in Chinese (I only learned to read Chinese characters in my late 20s - early 30s and speak a very divergent dialect as my native language)

[Nina_pf]

On 4/14/2020 at 4:33 AM, BWL said:

Feel free to ask me any questions! Your may write in English, French, Bahasa Malaysia, Bahasa Indonesia, Tagalog, Hindi, Urdu, Turkish and Chinese. Although don't expect a 100% perfect response in Chinese (I only learned to read Chinese characters in my late 20s - early 30s and speak a very divergent dialect as my native language)

Hello Brian!

My name is Nina. I have recently started a YouTube channel to have a platform where I'm able to share my experiences with language learning, and I have been very interested lately in connecting with people who create resources in that field (so developers of language learning Apps/Websites/other resources), trying their resource out, and talking to them about the whole development process behind their creation.

I really like the idea that you are focusing on creating a resource targeted at less well known and common languages, and I would love to have a chat with you about it! So you can get an idea of what I mean, here is the latest video I've posted, where I reviewed and met with the developers of a Chinese learning App called JinbuPal: https://youtu.be/-EG_CxqWxAA

Please, if you think we'd be a good fit for a conversation, let me know!

All the best and have a great day,

Nina

[WoodMagician]

Danke  

[Md Alamin]

Nice post