Learn French Vocabulary Words

Study the most common words and phrases with Tobo French language learning app!

App info

Version :

3.0.5

Category :

Education

Update :

April 06, 2025

Installs :

426,870

Developer :

Tobo Languages

Requires Android :

Android 5.0+

Content Rating :

Everyone

Get it on :

Download APK

App description

Android App Analysis and Review: Learn French Vocabulary Words, Developed by Tobo Languages. Listed in Education Category. Current Version Is 3.0.5, Updated On 06/04/2025 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Learn French Vocabulary Words. Achieved Over 427 thousand Installs. Learn French Vocabulary Words Currently Has 6 thousand Reviews, Average Rating 4.8 Stars

Learn French with games and flashcards. Memorize the most common words in the French language along with their articles. Master frequently used core vocabulary and listen to their pronunciation. You'll find multiple sections in the app that suit your learning style, such as common phrases, engaging French language games, vocabulary exercises, and more.

Build a daily habit of learning 5 words a day to see long-term results.

Flip the flashcards to find out the meaning of the French words.
Swipe right if you learned the word.
Swipe left if you want the card to be shown again in the future.

Features:
Listen to the pronunciation of French words, verbs, phrases, articles, and adjectives.
Track your progress in each level.
Images on the back of the card will help you learn naturally.
Organize your vocabulary by difficulty. Review with spaced repetition.
Play word games to practice in an entertaining way.
Earn points by learning and practicing. Then unlock phrases and word lists.
Add items to favorites and view your stats.
Learn vocabulary by level: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2.
Phrasebook for daily conversations.
Practice vocabulary by playing.
Learn French at your own pace.
Memorize articles.

Premium Features:
Sync your progress
Unlimited hints for games
Remove ads
Unlock hidden content

No matter your starting level, Tobo will offer you words in levels to help you learn French from day one.

We are currently offering version 3.0.5. This is our latest, most optimized version. It is suitable for many different devices. Free download directly apk from the Google Play Store or other versions we're hosting. Moreover, you can download without registration and no login required.

We have more than 2000+ available devices for Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, Motorola, LG, Google, OnePlus, Sony, Tablet ... with so many options, it’s easy for you to choose games or software that fit your device.

It can come in handy if there are any country restrictions or any restrictions from the side of your device on the Google App Store.

What's New

- Sound improvements and bug fixes

Rate and review on Google Play store

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1 3.9

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Recent Comments

Rustem

It's better than most in that it is simple, but it could get MUCH better at its stated purpose if it didn't waste my time on words that are essentially the same in French and English (and there are a lot of those, perhaps some 50%)

K. Heine

I stumbled upon tobo while looking for a simple but entertaining app to boost my vocab, and I like it. If you want to start from scratch, this app may not be for you, though. Positive aspects include: - simple flashcard style vocab introduction (partly with small illustrations) - automatic audio play - quizzing with not just the stereotypical multiple choice but also type in questions (you can type nouns with or without articles) - favourite terms can be quizzed separately - 4 types of rather self explanatory games that add a little fun to the learning process Negative aspects include: - an awful lot of ads in the free version - cannot be used across devices (unless paid for?) - a couple mistakes or misleading translations - inconsistent article usage (e.g. "le pôle Nord" but "pôle Sud"; Why?) - it has only 3500 terms (some more useful than others) The limitation of only 3500 terms bothers me most. I want to study even more words while using the same features I have come to like so much. Note for beginners: This app does NOT feature the most basic vocabulary, hence you should learn those prior to using the app. The substantial lack of example sentences (in the free version) makes contextual application rather difficult and may therefore not be very beginner friendly. Conclusion: A lovely app with good potential, but it is almost spoiled by the flood of ads and the very small amount of vocab it provides. It could be awesome if they would greatly extend the number of vocab terms and/or allowed custom built decks with imported materials.

A Google user

On the good side: Excellent app for French vocabulary. Simple to use interface Lots of words ( about 3450 ) Probably a good choice of words. Has multiple meanings for some words. Can go through any or all the words in "Learn" at any one time. I tried a number of other app's and this one suited my desire to learn vocabulary the best. On the less that best side: The odd word is mistranslated A few words or more have very questionable pronunciation; of particular note are words that begin with the letter "c". In "Learn" the "Words 70" remains locked even though I have completed all other words and all the "Practice". In "Learn" when you make a mistake a popup occurs. In this popup when you want to hit the "X" to cancel and retry the "X" touch area is overly small making it somewhat hard to touch correctly ( at least for me ). When a French word appears multiple time one of the meanings is often obscure. Quite a few ad's. Can be irritating especially when trying to proceed quickly. In "Practice" when you have gone through a large number of words ( more than 50..100? ) it can become confused and speak a word meant for a different work. Some words are spoken too softly to hear a normal volume setting. Observations (not negative or positive) Not useful to learn grammar Not useful to learn conjugations Beginner level. Lots of room for additional functionality while still keeping a simple interface. E.g. 1: verbs, when clicked, link to conjugation of say the 5 most popular tenses(present, future, passe compose, imperfect, and conditional). E.g. 2: non-verbs, when clicked link to a lemma(base form) which shows any other derived words ( in English the lemma might be "beauty" with derived words being "beauties", "beautiful", and "beautifully" and possibly even "beautify".

A Google user

Five stars at least till I get to know it better. The ads or mildly intrusive but not bad considering how well the program works so far. The ads are pop-ups that cover the screen and require you to either listen or push the cancel button. however while they pop up frequently they don't pop up after every step and they do have a mute button. Developers must pay for their time and effort somehow...

Sara Kurkinen

This is the best vocabulary app for french learning and I've tried many others. There are ads if you don't buy the full version, but the ads are bearable and only come between sets of words instead of interrupting you in the middle. I have one suggestion though for improvement which might work: You could include prepositions with the verbs so that they would be learned at the same time. Thank you for a great app!

Breanna Cardin

I've used different apps on and off for vocabulary, but this is the best one I think. It has different games you can play for practice, which makes learning new vocabulary engaging and fun. Almost everything is free from what I have seen so far, so that's also a big plus. There are quite a bit of ads, but they're only 5 seconds long and not that intrusive so it doesn't bother me.

Raymond Weiss

This flashcard app actually seems to understand the point of flash cards; it should be fast, convenient and require little preparation. Very very good so far, will update once I have more experience with it. Update 1: the Numbers section is not great; one must literally go through each, one at a time, flipping and dismissing. There are specific numbers I would like to drill fast, especially in the 80s and 90s. Oooh boy am I ever not thrilled about having to tap +160 times for that.

Melis E

Very good app to expand your vocabulary and practice the words regularly. Love that you can review each word by difficulty of memorizing and the sentences given as examples. The extra cards which become available when you reach the level could need improvement by turning them into flashcards as well and wished that you could extend the 5 word in one go rule to more words.