Singit Recensioni 35

Before opening my store i practice two tracks and save lines that match the things i say at the counters. THE MINI QUIZ AFTER EACH SONG STICKS THE PHRASES WELL IN MY HEAD.

I'm comfortable writing , but speaking fast in stanups was hard. Singit trained me to link words without swallowing them. I do one track, check the hint, and re-record a line or two

Eight to ten minutes a days is manageable. No loud nags, just gentle prompts. I'd like a simple progress bar for the week.

I used the free version for a while and it’s generous, but I upgraded to get unlimited access to the backlog. Being able to practice specific tricky verses on loop is worth the money.

I meant to practice for 5 minutes and ended up doing 45. It’s fun. I’d like to see a Night mode for the interface as the bright white screen is a bit a lot before bed.

Using songs I already know keeps me consistent. After two weeks, colleagues noticed I sound more natural on calls. Easy recommendation

i usually do one song before work and the app highlights linking sounds i never noticed also my speaking sounds a bit smoother now but it has some errors with mic input on the android app.

I started using singit in September to improve my english, and the app lets me learn through songs I already love, which helps me stay motivated. I really enjoy the translation feature because when I click on a word in the lyrics, it shows me the meaning right away.

Its good for pronounciation and rhythm. Works well to practice english in a short amount of time.

I finally stopped translating in my head. Singing the lines at real speed forces natural rhythm, and the instant notes on stress and vowel length are super helpful. I use one chorus as a warm-up before sales calls.

karoke feature keeps me consistent and everyday, have a minor request for a family plan so my partner can join.

Great for building a daily habit of learning. only thing i would like is a weekly progress chart.

Great concept. I love tapping any words to see meanings and examples, my only wish is a more richer library for older rock and italian pop songs to practice on.

I am 70 years old and immigrated to the USA 49 years ago. I hated every for of English teaching until I found this one. It’s also great because me and my granddaughter can learn together on her favorite songs.

I'm originally from Korea and moved to the UK recently. My English was okay for basic conversations, but I struggled a lot with pronunciation and understanding native speakers at first. Using Singit.io has really helped me. Singing along to songs makes it easier to remember words and phrases, and following the lyrics while listening has improved my pronunciation a lotttt.

The AI feedback and quizzes are useful, though sometimes a song takes a bit longer to load than expected. It's not a major issue, just something to note.

Overall, it's a great English learning app that makes practicing fun instead of feeling like a lesson. I've noticed my listening and speaking getting better every week, and I think anyone who wants to learn English through music would find it really helpful.