App Shopper: VocaList - Spanish vocabulary (Education)

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Apr 13 '12	Version 1.2
Mar 13 '12	Version 1.1
Dec 19 '11	New App: $.99, v1.0

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VocaList - Spanish vocabulary

iOS iPhone

Translate, save and organize Spanish words and phrases.

A perfect tool for students of Spanish language. Grow your own list of words and their translations as you learn the language. Record new words during class or as you are reading a book. Organize the words into categories.

There are two ways to add words to your list:

- Press plus sign, type the text and press "To Spanish" or "From Spanish"

- Select and copy Spanish text from any other app and it is automatically translated and saved when you return to VocaList.

Features:
- you can choose your translation language (English, Russian)
- move words between categories
- sort words by date, alphabet, or manually
- multiple translations for any word, add or remove translations
- after you added a Spanish word to your list, additional web resources can be opened right from the app (Google Translate, SpanishDict, WordReference, Real Academia Española) - press plus sign under "Translations" on the detail screen and then press "Web". If the site allows to copy the text, select and copy the word. It will be automatically stored as a new translation.
- speak Spanish words (network connection required)
- print entire list or category on AirPrint compatible printer (iOS 4.2 and later)
- email entire list or category
- save the list of words emailed from another VocaList. Open the VocaList.csv email attachment in VocaList and save.

Automatic translation and speak functionality are provided by Microsoft Bing Translator - VocaList is not responsible for quality of translation. Network connection is required to translate new words and to open web resources.

New versions will have: store your list in iCloud, iPad version, more translation languages (German, French, Italian, Portuguese).