Numeranto for Android

This is an excellent app. Normally I would give it 5 stars. However, at present there is a problem doing French numbers with Thomas/France (though not with Amélie/Canada). If you type a number like 74 which has 2 parts or a dash it gives the correct answer of “soixante-quatorze” but when you listen it only pronounces the first word or what is in front of the dash (soixante). Only the Canada version pronounces it as “soixante-quatorze.” This happens with all hyphenated numbers and needs to be fixed.

Since I’m already learning Spanish on Duolingo I needed another app to help me with numbers. This was just what I was looking for—thank you!

One of the first things you learn when taking on a new language are numbers from 1-100, so if you're about a year into your studies, it can be easy to become complacent with them, especially when you're used to counting in order. But suddenly, when they're all mixed up as phone numbers, years, and prices, things become a lot more difficult and your mind freezes. This app is great because it not only has SPECIFIC SETTINGS for 2-digit, 3-digit, and 4-digit numbers; but also for practising years (from 1700-2020), prices and phone numbers.

I’m learning Japanese, French, and Korean. I’ve just checked out its Japanese and French features! So fun and helpful!

This app is easy to use, and what’s more impressive is that it is pretty much accessible with voiceover.