What’s better than using Arabic – English by eflasoft? Well, try it on a big screen, on your PC or Mac, with BlueStacks to see the difference.
Arabic – English feels like a mix of a speedy offline dictionary, a simple translator, and a bunch of little study games that keep things from getting boring. It looks straightforward and gets to the point fast. Type a word and it suggests results right away, shows the most common meanings first with a little percentage next to them, and even gives example sentences you can listen to. The offline part is strong, with a huge pile of entries in both directions, so it works fine on a train or airplane. There is also an online translator when needed, and it saves everything to history so nothing gets lost.
What stands out is how many ways it lets someone practice. There are flashcards, multiple choice quizzes, writing tests that ask for the meaning or the missing letters, and listening tests that make you pick or spell what you heard. The speaking test checks pronunciation with the mic. There are quick games like matching pairs, a 4×4 grid hunt, a falling words timer, a gap fill for sentences, and a little word finding puzzle. It also has a phrases section with everyday expressions, lists for irregular and phrasal verbs, plus an audio player that can read through custom word lists. Favorites can be exported or imported as csv, txt, xml, or html. On PC with BlueStacks it is nice having a bigger screen for Arabic script, the keyboard makes the writing tests easier, and the mic pickup is clear enough. The home widget is a quiet bonus when someone wants a quick glance without opening the app.
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