Latein Vokabeltrainer

Vocabulary app for the common German-language Latin textbooks

The Superior Language Latin vocabulary trainer is aimed at pupils and students who are learning Latin at school or university.

The vocabulary trainer's vocabulary database contains the vocabulary of most common textbooks, i.e. H. You don't have to learn any vocabulary, you can get started straight away.

During development, I paid particular attention to ensuring that learning the vocabulary requires minimal input so as not to make "cramming" even more strenuous than necessary. This includes e.g. For example, the vocabulary app checks as you type whether you have entered a translation correctly and then automatically jumps to the query for the next meaning. The checking of your entries is error-tolerant, so that your answers e.g. For example, it can also be recognized as correct if you get a letter in the word wrong on the keyboard (this can happen on such a small display if you don't have wafer-thin fingers).

The app's learning functions are only available with a paid premium license:

- Offline operation, i.e. H. without an internet connection (only as long as the app is not closed)

- Restriction of the scope of queries within a lesson

- Vocabulary query German-Latin

- Grammar query

I do not store your personal data. I don't know what Google and the like are doing in the background and I can't guarantee it. But that's the case with every app.

Since I once got stuck with a 6 in Latin and that was only because I hardly learned any vocabulary, I hope for everyone who got into the same situation that they can use my app to get out of this number. For everyone else, I hope that with the help of my app you won't get into this embarrassment in the first place.

Otherwise: persistence wins and nothing is as difficult as it looks.

Another small note: If you have problems with the app, please write to me via my contact address [email protected] so that I can solve the problems in direct dialogue.

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