Game where you sound out words
INCOHEARENT on the App Store
Description
Loved by millions around the world, INCOHEARENT is the #1 best-selling party game... now as an app with never-played-before content!
Let the laughs begin as you compete to guess the gibberish before the timer runs out!
Features:
- Play with a group of friends, or go solo
- Choose from a variety of themed decks
- Watch back the hilarious video
- Share with friends or us @INCOHEARENT
What's Inside:
Your download includes our signature "CLASSIC" deck filled with tons of hilarious phrases to get the party started. Want more? Keep the party going with any of our fun themed decks:
- Fresh Phrases
- Adults Only
- #Trending
- Pride
- Best of the 90s
- Top Hits
So, what are you waiting for?
Version 1. 1.5
What do you get when you spell gibberish backwards? Gibberish...lol
General bug fixes and performance improvements!
Ratings and Reviews
107 Ratings
Help Me.
So i really want to play this game with my family but whenever i open the game it’s stays on the incoherent screen. i get asked to allow notifications but nothing else happens. i have tried to uninstall and re-install the game but still nothing, i have also tried to clean up my memory and see if that would do anything, but nothing is working, i can see that everyone else’s game is working, and if the developers see this. please help me have fun with my family. :)
-HK
Too fast timer and hard to swipe
The game is fun but it is hard to swipe the cards.
There should also be an area to change how long the timer is. They should also think about adding a family set. But over all it is a fun game.
You’ll laugh for hours!
I own the actual card game and was SO EXCITED that they came out with an app for it. Now I can play literally anywhere! You have to get this app; you’re guaranteed to laugh the entire time! It’s so clever and makes for some amazing memories!!
The developer, WHAT DO YOU MEME LLC, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.
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- Seller
- WHAT DO YOU MEME LLC
- Size
- 49.9 MB
- Category
- Games
- Age Rating
- 17+ Frequent/Intense Mature/Suggestive Themes Infrequent/Mild Profanity or Crude Humor Infrequent/Mild Alcohol, Tobacco, or Drug Use or References
- Copyright
- © 2020 What Do You Meme, LLC
- Price
- Free
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Sound It Out!
About this Game
Premium Activity
The standards correlation for this activity is coming soon!
The standards correlation for this activity is coming soon!
Sound It Out! lets beginning readers practice phoneme (letter sound) and grapheme (sound spelling) relationships by dragging and dropping letters to spell a word correctly.
Students can choose from two game themes.
Try Sound It Out!
with a sample list!
- K-2ndDigraphs Diverse
- K-2ndLong e Words
- 3rd-5thLong Vowel Patterns
- 3rd-5thDiphthong oi/oy
Note: Although this activity is designed for the grade levels above, it can also be used as a remediation or enrichment activity at any grade level with an appropriate word list.
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- Foundational Skills
- Phonics
What? When a beginning reader comes across an unfamiliar word, they are often told to sound it out. More...Less
Sounding out involves decoding, which is applying knowledge of letter-sound correspondence and patterns in order to pronounce words correctly. Decoding is a foundational skill needed to build phonics and reading fluency.
Kindergarten and first grade students learn to decode words with simple patterns, like CVC words. From third grade on, students begin identifying word chunks to decode multisyllabic words. Some words are more difficult to sound out than others, due to irregular phonetic patterns.
When? Students first learn about letters (graphemes) and the their relation to sounds (phonemes) in kindergarten and first grade when studying the alphabet. More...Less
Kindergartners and first graders will then learn to build on their alphabetic knowledge to be able to decode and sound out simple CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words, like cat. As students move to higher grade levels, they will be exposed to increasingly complex phonetic patterns. For example, first grade students will study vowel digraphs like /ow/. In 2nd grade, students will study silent letter patterns, like /kn/. Later, in upper elementary and middle school, students will be exposed to multisyllabic words and will chunk word parts, like prefixes and suffixes, to decode.
Throughout K-12 English language arts, students will learn phonetic patterns in order to better sound out words and become fluent readers.
How to teach: Often teachers assign weekly spelling words that follow a particular spelling pattern. Sound It Out! engages students in interactive spelling practice. The learning game can be used during literacy centers or part of homework, as independent work.
Play to learn: Students click the sound blocks to sound out the words they hear. More...Less
A word is broken up by graphemes, just how words are broken up in an Elkonin box. When a student places the letter(s) in the wrong spot, immediate feedback is given. Students are given 1 to 5 attempts depending on the number of graphemes in the word. After using all attempts or after a correct response, the game will show students the correct way to sound out the word and will show the word in Elkonin boxes. Students who responded correctly can skip over the visual of the Elkonin boxes and the audio of the correct pronunciation.
Students will continue to work on the game until they have tried to sound out all words on their word list.
Teaching Tip: Sound it Out! can supplement K-8 phonics instruction during word study or homework. VocabularySpellingCity’s ready-made Words Their Way lists are a suitable choice for students K-12. Primary students can practice simple spelling patterns, like the silent e. Students in grades 3-5 can sound out more complex patterns, like final unstressed syllables, while students in grades 6-12 can benefit from Sound It Out! to decode multisyllabic words. English Language Learners (ELLs) can benefit from phonics practice using Sound It Out! because of the audio visual features. Sound It Out! can be effective with high frequency words, as they follow unusual phonetic patterns and are difficult to sound out. Also, avoid pairing the game with an abbreviations word list.
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Description
The rules are simple, pronounce "P" - anything else is bad.
A new game from the creators of Who is most likely and LITO, play in a company or with your family now!
Looking for a party game? Stop searching - congratulations, you've arrived! Awesome partygame! Holiday gun! Turn the gathering into a fire full of jokes and bickering and... and... and some other "P" word. Why? According to the rules! From now on, you will only have to speak words starting with the letter "p". Sound simple? And you try to explain in a packing language what "hack", "schnitzel" or "astrolabe" is. At least who are Aristotle and Spider-Man.
Who is this game for? For old friends and new acquaintances, those who love quizzes, games like hat, crocodile, alias, pantomime and similar games for the company. For princesses and boys, boys and good boys, all their friends and girlfriends - for characters of any gender and age. Well, you understand that it’s hard to start packing, and it’s impossible to stop at all!
Get ready: flex your lip muscles and shake up your vocabulary so you don't blow bubbles at the decisive moment, but hit your opponents!
Start with a trial set, where we have collected a few examples from all the others, and then choose to your liking.
There are enough cards in the "Primary" set to make the game sparkle with new colors. If you're tired of them, it's time for the "More" set, and if you're planning the party of the century, then take "Hang out to the fullest"! To while away a boring couple, the "Under the Desk" set is best suited. For graduated memeologists, noble trolls and computer geniuses, we have put together a "Pro-hacker" set. If you don't want to decide anything and are a humanitarian in general, show your superiority and knowledge of history with the "Memory of the Past" set. Staying at home and dreaming of distant lands? Dream with the Journey Set! And if you are "on you" with all sorts of Shakespeares and Tarantines, play the "Culturalized" set (and don't lose your pince-nez). For a family game, take the "Simple" set, and when the children have played enough and fall asleep, remove the touchy and moralists from the screens and indulge in all serious things with the "Hot" set.
Rules "P"
The rules are simple: say "p", anything else is bad.
On their turn, one of the players draws a word card and does not show it to anyone. He must explain to other players what is written on the card, but can only use words that begin with the letter "P"
Do not: use gestures, point to objects, invent new words and use words with the same root. You have 60 seconds to explain. If the players guessed the task - plus 1 point. If the presenter violated the rules - zero and the card is skipped.
Version 9.0
Now you can play for free!
Speaking P is not so difficult, see for yourself and play our board games only in the most cheerful companies
Ratings and reviews
Ratings: 30
Fun and no extra complicated rules
It's cool that you can easily understand what needs to be done, you don't have to explain the rules to everyone a hundred times and figure it out for a long time
So-so
Paw piece of Povna
Cool
Cool game, it's the best for the company!
Developer Artem Tischenko indicated that, in accordance with the application's privacy policy, data may be processed as described below.
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- Provider
- Artem Tischenko
- Size
- 31.3 MB
- Category
- Games
- Age
- 9+ Small/moderate amount of foul language or crude humor Few/moderate adult-only topics
- Copyright
- © 2021 Artem Tishchenko
- Price
- Free
- App support
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Universal English learning apps
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Semper
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Lessons in Semper are grouped by topic and created by different users. From this all the problems: the quality of the lessons is very different, it is difficult to choose a good one. There are no different types of content either, so the lessons are monotonous. But there is one feature in Semper, because of which you should not write off the application.
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Busuu
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Busuu has an original dialogue exercise where you insert missing words into a two-person chat.
There are also small written exercises that English-speaking users check. These are not professional teachers, but with multiple people correcting mistakes and leaving comments at once, it's a very effective way to practice written English.
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Lingvist
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Dictionaries for Android and iOS
reDict
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Dima's favorite Russian-English dictionary.Russian-English dictionary for iOS with a nice interface. Included: transcription and voice acting of words, thesaurus, grammar articles. There is a possibility of text recognition for translation, but it does not work well, try Google Translate instead. In-app purchases expand the already huge list of thesaurus words and definitions. Alas, there is no Android version.
Google Translate
Website • App Store • Google Play
The official Google app. This is not only a dictionary, but also a translator: it successfully translates entire phrases. There is handwriting translation, voice recognition and - the most interesting - text recognition from the camera in real time.
The quality of the translation is not very good, but it looks impressive. You can download an English-Russian or any other dictionary and work with it offline.
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Merriam-Webster Dictionary
The official application of one of America's oldest dictionary publishers. There is transcription, voice acting of words, recognition of voice input. Feature - built-in quizzes on definitions and spellings of words. You can also install the "word of the day" widget in the notification center. The paid version disables ads and expands the thesaurus, but you can get by with the free version.
Dictionary.com
Website • App Store • Google Play
This dictionary has detailed definitions and a description of the origin of the word.
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Memrise
Website • App Store • Google Play
Memrise helps you memorize words and phrases using spaced repetition. Words are voiced, for many a video of their pronunciation is recorded by different people on the street. There are excellent ready-made lists of words and phrases for different levels and on different topics.
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Easy ten
Website • App Store • Google Play
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AnkiApp
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A clone of the legendary Anki app adapted for mobile platforms.
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Tinycards
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Apps for learning English conversation
Urban Dictionary
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Genius
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An interesting idea: the application helps to connect words into phrases that will be useful on trips, for example, to a cafe, hotel, emergency. This solves a common problem for beginners who know single words but can't make sentences out of them.
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Language exchange apps
The best way to improve your English — start speaking it. Language exchange apps will help you improve your speaking skills, where you can communicate with native speakers.
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Tandem — a large language exchange community with millions of users. You practice English, and in return you help someone who is learning Russian. There are no extra people here.
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