About this app

McGraw-Hill Education’s Spanish language app ¡Así lo digo! offers a quick and easy way to learn, practice, and review all the vocabulary presented in ¡Así se dice!. You can choose to study vocabulary cards or challenge yourself with contextualized activities.

When learning Spanish vocabulary with the flashcards, you can flip the card to learn its English equivalent, listen to a native Spanish speaker pronounce the word, and even record your own voice pronouncing the word to compare it to the recorded pronunciation. You have the option to view the English word first and challenge yourself to recall the Spanish equivalent. You mark your attempts as "correct" or "incorrect" and a status bar indicates your progress.

Activities allow you to practice listening and reading comprehension. Listen to a phrase and match it to the correct answer, or read descriptions and match them to the correct illustration. Identify synonyms and antonyms, and sequence sentences correctly. Determine if a speaker’s statements are true or false, and listen for key information. Most activities have a photograph or illustration that shows a real-world application of the Spanish vocabulary words.

Since the app does not require online access, you can study any time, anywhere. Use your own devices to study at your own pace, at the times that are convenient for you.

Features:
-- flashcards with Spanish and English; choose which side you want to see first!
--recordings by native Spanish speakers for all vocabulary words
--ability to record yourself to compare your pronunciation to a native speaker
--visual and audio activities to challenge your reading and listening comprehension skills
--activities with photographs or illustrations
--built with ¡Así se dice! students in mind, but available to any Spanish language learner
--no internet connection required
--aligned to McGraw-Hill Education’s ¡Así se dice!

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App Permissions

Allows an application to record audio.
Allows applications to access information about networks.
Allows applications to open network sockets.