Cattus Learn Latin

Salve. Gratias tibi. Vale.

It’s leaps and bounds better than most of the other apps. Good contextualization of declensions and useful words. Small caveat is that sometimes later Latin words are favoured when they’re less relevant, such as "cattus", ironically the name of the app, which didnt appear in writing before 75 A.D. and was still seldom used at that point, although a distinction developed between "fēlēs" (regular domesticated cat) and "cattus" (tomcat), the former is much better reflection of classical Latin words.

If there are any history geeks much like myself who wish to speak the language of the ancient roman’s this app is a tremendous tool . It’s method is simple and easy to navigate with results quickly noticed. I’ve tried a few quite costly. This is free but still the ad free version as well next to nothing. Imagine the cost of a tutor . My complete backing you must give this a try

I use Duolingo for language learning, but have found it not the best for learning the technical aspects of a language I will mainly be READING. This app is really helping me get to grips with decoding declensions, conjugations etc. it proceeds systematically, and has enough of a game element to keep you motivated. I do wish the instruction was a bit more direct and explicit, but the declension lists etc are useful.

Ok so it is a really good app but some things are missing. 1. You don't explain what each sentence exactly means, 2, You don't know if your close to acing the level untill you complete it. And 3, Why so old fashioned? It is a good app, but I prefer Duolingo.

A lot of apps teach Latin vocabulary, and a lot of Latin curriculum teaches grammar. This is the only app I’ve found that helps students make the leap to memorize declined nouns and conjugated verbs as quickly as basic vocabulary.

Could justify supporting a language learning app that was so woke so I went with this to brush up on Latin. Pleased so far. I wish there were more classical/ecclesiastical sentences.

I’ve been using this application for over two months consistently, and I can honestly say that I’ve learned a remarkable amount of Latin. I’ll be recommending this application to anyone whose interested in learning or supplementing their learning in Latin. It would be wonderful if an application just like this could be created for Ancient Greek. Regardless, the creators have done an amazing job. Please keep expanding the lessons and features. I’m sure there’s so much more to learn of this magnificent language.

The UI for navigating from question to question is kind of clunky. I don’t love there method of prompting the multiple choice options. I think I’d rather see a Rolodex method like apple’s timer app. Why am I asked to quit or continue after every question when there is anyway an exit option in the top left corner? I shouldn’t have to tap twice to progress to the next question if I’m correct. Answering questions and the check to see if the user is right is not conducive for one handed use. The first is too high and the second is too low. There’s too much negative space in the middle when questions run horizontally. I didn’t get anything wrong when in was using the app, but in my short session it would have been nice to see the questions get harder or vary more. The frequency of the ads, and when you are served them is not great. When you finish a section you are met with an ad. That’s not a great feedback for doing well. I could see 24.99 a year if I’m getting something for it, but that price just shields me from ads. This benefit is too much a stick method of getting a consistent income stream. It doesn’t indicate I’ll get anything in return beyond not being punished for continuing to use the app.

Quite good on all fronts with creative and useful features. My only suggestion is to add the ability to view the charts in NGDAcAb as well as the currently available NAcGDAb.