5 aplicaciones para mejorar y aprender inglés

Hello, my lovely people!

Como ya sabemos, hay muchísimas Apps para mejorar y aprender inglés. En esta publicación estoy pensando especialmente en los adolescentes: es una manera de que tengan alternativas divertidas para mejorar su inglés desde casa.

Aquí os recomiendo 5 aplicaciones muy útiles para complementar nuestro aprendizaje y hacerlo más dinámico. Let’s go!

Target: 7-16 años en adelante
Nivel: A1 en adelante
Competencias: Listening, Speaking, Vocabulario y Fonética

1. Sounds Right

Sounds Right App

Mejora tu pronunciación aprendiendo los símbolos de los fonemas. Te permitirá pronunciar palabras con mayor precisión y mejorar tu comprensión auditiva de forma sencilla y rápida.

🔗 Web oficial

2. Speaking Pal

Speaking Pal App

Permite hablar en inglés con personajes en vídeo. Cuenta con reconocimiento de voz que califica tu intervención y te da feedback instantáneo por colores sobre tu pronunciación.

🔗 Descargar App

3. Johnny Grammar’s Word Challenge

Johnny Grammar App

Un concurso para examinar tu vocabulario, ortografía y gramática. Incluye 3 niveles y una tabla de clasificación mundial para competir con otros estudiantes.

🔗 Más info

4. Easy Stories in English

Easy Stories in English Podcast

Aprende inglés de forma natural escuchando historias adaptadas a tu nivel. Historias cómicas y entretenidas que facilitan la comprensión oral sin estrés.

🔗 Escuchar Podcast

5. Bitmoji

Bitmoji App

Crea tu avatar personalizado e interactúa con amigos. Es ideal para practicar vocabulario cotidiano y adivinanzas integrando tu imagen en el proceso de aprendizaje.

🔗 Web oficial

Espero que podáis poner en práctica vuestras destrezas con estas aplicaciones. Si las usáis y os gustan, o tenéis otras sugerencias, estaré encantada de leeros.

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