Learn French Phrases & Words Reviews

I love LearnFrenchPhrasesWords bc I’m interested in learning languages and I want to be a doctor, my mother said that doctors need to know many languages such as Latin or others bc many medical words are in Latin or other languages, so LearnFrenchPhrasesWords is perfect for me and I really do recommend this! *there are ads*

I have been using it for about 2-3 minutes, and it's already asking me to pay $5 to upgrade. Also, every time you click a word to see the French word, an add pops up. The bad thing is that the ad pops up as soon as you click the next word, so your finger clicks the ad again, so you then go to google.
I would not advise downloading.

I was so excited to learn French and then soooo many words are locked. Like do you want me to be talking to you in French only knowing how to pronounce a portion of my sentence. Just unlocked the phone the other words period.

Is an awesome app and not that many adds! You should get it now! Parents who see this, get LearnFrenchPhrasesWords for your child, it’s fun as well as educational! Get this FREE today!

I really like LearnFrenchPhrasesWords, but having a step by step guide on how to pronounce the words would help a lot. Not exactly step by step, just not throwing a whole French sentence at us to say. Also can we always use these words the way they are or are there some rules? For example (in English) changing boy to boys because there's more than one. These are two small things that would make this so much better! So far, this has been a good app for learning French. I really enjoy using it!

LearnFrenchPhrasesWords is so helpful to learn French. It is great and has so many words you can learn.

If you said learn French free, the
whole list of words from A to Z
should be, right? Not just
certain words

Keeps kicking me out saying I have to purchase it again!

LearnFrenchPhrasesWords helped me so much!! Please download!!

Terrible app. Do not waste time downloading

On my iPhone I payed for the upgrade. LearnFrenchPhrasesWords asked me to pay again to use it on my iPod.

Love it

Loving LearnFrenchPhrasesWords so much

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Love it

When I learned French fifty years ago, I spoke the way the words looked on the page. What a revelation to hear each word spoken. Perhaps I will finally be able to listen to French and understand! The greatest compliment I ever got was from a train conductor heading to Paris, who told me as I argued with him that I spoke lousy French. I was tickled that I had fooled him into thinking I was speaking French at all. With a tool like this, I might actually upgrade the insults handed to me by French natives. On the down side, once I learn to hear French words clearly, I'll no longer need to give them my usual humorous spin. Ah, where I used to hear a French woman say to me "When you are looking for something there is never any trouble you will find it," I'll at last be able to know what she really said without a friend of mine translating the truth: What the French woman really said was, "What are you looking at? You want trouble, you're gonna find it."

For example, "je voudrais acheter..." does not mean "I would like to buy...", well it does, literally, but to the French it means "I wanted to buy..." (like when you were a little kid you wanted this). The correct way to say "I would like to buy" is saying "je veux acheter" which literally translates to "I want to buy". The difference is by saying "would" their translators decided to make it past tense, but what really ticks me off about LearnFrenchPhrasesWords, is that it does not even use the normal past tense, which would look like this "j'ai voulu acheter", and mean "I wanted to buy...", it used the second past tense; l'imparfait. The thing about the second past tense is that it implies that a long time has passed since the action; in this case the "wanting to buy". So the person you are talking to hears "when I was little I wanted to buy this". This is nice, but is not what you are trying to say. And to top it off, they misspelled the l'imparfait conjugation of "to want". If you did want to say "when I was little i wanted...", then it is "je voulais acheter", not "je voudrais acheter".

Being a fourteen year old freshman trying to get onto deans list and struggling horribly in math this really helps. It gives me words that'll help me understand how to speak in French so fluently rather than listening to a teacher who isn't that good of a French speaker. I would definitely recommend this to my friends and family struggling in French. LearnFrenchPhrasesWords is also wonderful to use with flash cards and to have on you're phone, for those rides where you want to learn something.

It's easy to use and helps you pronounce words clearly. The vocabulary you learn using LearnFrenchPhrasesWords opens up to so many more words and before you know it your on the verge of speaking fluently! LearnFrenchPhrasesWords is essential for travelers and highly recommended for students taking French or people just interested in learning a little about French! It's not only user friendly but great for a variety of ages! I'm very pleased with LearnFrenchPhrasesWords and hope others use it as well.

Good for a beginner just starting out. It gives you some basic words and phrases which are need to know. These words and phrases are neatly organized into categories marked by neat colorful pictures. There's a recording of each word or phrase as well as a mic for you to record yourself trying out the word or phrase as well. That's probably my favorite part so I know exactly if I'm sounding it all out right.