2.33.0
Nov 2, 2026 · seen Nov 7, 2026
12 new first-word cards, and every first word is now in the free app. Sentences with two people come out right: tap Mom, Dad, eat and the app says "Mom and Dad eat." Tap "or" between them for "Mom or Dad eats." "My dog." and "My mom." read naturally. When the device's own voice reads a sentence, it now speaks slower, with a short pause between
2.32.0
Oct 26, 2026 · seen Oct 28, 2026
Every English card, storybook and Let's Talk line now has one warm narrator voice. Let's Talk can open first, with picture bubbles and bigger cards. New for grown-ups: Help and guides, What's new, and a clear Free or full app table. On the talking board: a row of core words (want, more, help, stop…), a switch that keeps cards in their places, and first words chosen for each language. B
2.28.0
Oct 8, 2026 · seen Oct 17, 2026
New: 69 picture cards, each with its own picture and a narrated word in all six languages: foods, farm animals and pets, sea animals, bugs, musical instruments, shopping, sports and make-believe. A new Space category with the Sun, the Moon, every planet and Pluto. And a new storybook, Hello, Planets!: a short trip past each planet, read aloud with each word lit up as it is read.
2.26.0
Sep 26, 2026 · seen Oct 6, 2026
Clearer sentences on the talking board. Cards now come together the way a grown-up would say them: "Help me!", "My ball.", "Mom, I am hurt.", "Can I eat an apple, please?" English uses US spelling everywhere. In Let's Talk, the buddy's lines are fixed and friendlier. 144 storybook lines are polished. The English alphabet stays on A to Z, and the spel
