English To Portuguese (brazil) App Reviews

RSRSRS = LOL. There should be a disclaimer on this app. "Not for use for children above five (5) years old". This is above 1/2 stars.

Very nice

This is why I hate my Apple and why I prefer droids every droid app that works fine for free you have to pay for a stripped-down version of that is pretty much useless with an iPhone

If this the whole app don't bother. Mine has seven catagoies on the opening home page. Of that's all there is then this app really is useless. The help video shows about twelve catagories on page one then multiple pages after that. What I've DLed is pathetic.

Worst Translation app ever

It's wonderful app unfortante for me they don't have it available in Russian yet. But it's coming soon !!!!

DONT BUY!!!

This is a great way to keep the language active in your memory. I need this easy style of learning this beautiful language.

easy to use best for beginners Fast to learn Would be a 5star if there was more words

C'mon cheapskates! If you're going to offer a free app with only like 8 free phrases that is a huge rip off! (Pretty much everything else necessitates an in-app purchase!) I understand that more complicated/in-depth translation would maybe need an upgrade, but this should offer way more phrases than this!!! Don't bother!!!!

And certainly not a translator. It's a few phrases you can build and hear spoken but other than that. Useless.

Limited free translation... Don't do it. Who knows how much in-app charges would be but it isn't worth the risk especially since additional charges are not disclosed.

Pretty cool app. I wish they had more options of phrases.

I tried three simple phrases or words and none fo thm worked. Also it's misleading cause we have to buy lots of stuff.

If you are looking to learn Portuguese (and not just briefly travel to Brazil), this app has limited utility. It's best, in my opinion, for the pronunciation practice/comparison. The speakers are authentic and not computer-sounding, though there are some regional differences noticeable here and there. If you know the region you're looking to emulate that's not a problem, otherwise you'll likely be wondering how you should really pronounce "de," for example. I like the categories, the sentence-creating option with replayable audio, and the speakers. It's rather limited and is just about learning/listening to set phrases. Still worth the five-dollar in-app purchase, in my opinion, especially since there are not a ton of really great options for Brazilian Portuguese apps.