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Hello English: Learn English?
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Popularity Score: 7
This app was mentioned in 7 comments, with an average of 1.29 upvotes
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> Not all of them work offline, right?
Correct but it is more likely that a great many of them do. I would suggest this one :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.CultureAlley.japanese.english&hl=en
Over 320,000 people rated it 4+ stars (so they gotta be doin something right) and the first features bullet point says specifically :
475 Interactive Lessons: 100% free. Learn English speaking & grammar with useful conversations. All lessons work offline as well!
Failing that perhaps this one (recommend watching the demo video in the link):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.funeasylearn.english&hl=en
Which also states specifically No internet connection is required to use the app.
> About running the website offline, is it possible to modify the code to not use the php?
Yes, but it's not something just anyone could do, let alone make sure it could be run on android devices.
Playstore App - Hello English: Learn English
Seems highly rated. :)
Whichever course you choose, do update here OP.
I find Hello English very interactive ( installed them on my mom's phone keeps her really busy).
These are all accessible on a mobile phone and a good few even have apps (i.e., FluentU, Verbling, Busuu, etc). But if his phone is all he has, there’s plenty of app or learning methods he could use to improve his English.
Hello English one such well-known and non-immersion app that offers interactive audio and video lessons and is recommended to beginners who are interested in improving vocabulary, translation, language learning, grammar, spelling, spoken and reading skills. However, your friend may need to upgrade to a paid version to unlock more lessons after the limited free trial. For a more chat-focused app, he could try out Hello Talk which connects users with native speakers to chat for free, or Innovative Language 101 which offers an easy way to learn grammar and speaking skills through quick lessons when you are on the run.
If he’s comfortable in his learning (see Duolingo or Transparent Language to test current English proficiency if unsure), there are plenty of other tools at his disposal. Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionaryis one. It helps expand his vocabulary with very clear definitions and English/British pronunciations and other features (ie. origin or words, translations in other languages, dialect information, etc). Another one is AnkiMobile which allows beginners to effectively study material with flashcards and retain concepts and remember important grammar rules over time. He can also use Quizlet. This app lets users pace their own learning using free card sets or sets made by other online users. which he can help prepare using Brainscape smart flashcards. (Note that, on their own, these apps do little to help learn English, but are fully capable of improving speaking and writing proficiency if paired with effective learning guides. One example is using Hello Talk with Grammarly Keyboard which works as a built-in editor to improve emails, texts, mementos, journal entries.)
These are just some, but let me know if he needs more.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.CultureAlley.japanese.english This app is very good you can try it
This app is good for that https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.CultureAlley.japanese.english