Yes, Frantastique is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The Frantastique app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
Frantastique has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $258.77.
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4.73 out of 5
210 ratings in Canada
This app is actually amazing of my gosh. I'm a highschool student in French immersion and this really helps me better my vocabulary and improve my conversation skills. I like how it tells me my correction whenever I have a conversation with the people and how interactive it is overall. Way better than any of the apps I've used so far.
So far I’m really enjoying the free trial for this app, and am highly considering a subscription. However, I have noticed that a few of statements regarding casual expressions and slang don’t always take into account Québécois French. E.g. the app specifically pointed out that no one would ever say « bon matin » to say « good morning », and that this expression does not exist… But « bon matin » is commonly used in Québec, so it might be nice to include that instead of saying it does not exist anywhere. I also get though that including all of these differences would be a huge task.
Really great app! The best language app I have seen. I went through the free trial and already learned a lot.
I love that the lessons aren’t necessarily in linear order. It’s great for constraint review, and best of all it’s fun! Too bad I can’t afford it so I live of the graces of there free lessons 😊
Une gaspillage de temps et d’argent. L’app est ennuyeuse et nulle.
Système motivant et dynamique qui donne envie d’apprendre.
Duolingo is free, even premium apps like Rosetta Stone are much cheaper. This one is also a good app but far too expensive!!
The app offers useful lessons on French grammar, culture etc., but it charges $73.99 per month minimum after you complete the trial, and this is at the very ‘Basic’ level. Otherwise, you’ll have to buy a 6 month subscription at the Basic level for $329.99 or a year subscription for $499.99. If you want more from the app, it gets more expensive, all the way up to $999.99 a year for the ‘Pro’ subscription. There’s so much potential here, but competitors can easily offer a similar algorithm and content for more modest prices.
While most of the language learning apps do what they claim and show you the basics, I prefer Frantastique because it uses the different words and phrases in multiple contexts such that you can get a better feel for what the term actually is used for than simple translation word to word.
I love this app but I find it very expensive for the limited content offered per week :/
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