Gus on the Go: Hungarian for kids

Gus on the Go: Hungarian for kids, iOS and Android language app

Gus’s latest stop in his Eastern European tour takes him to Hungary, landing in the cities of Budapest, Pécs, Szeged and Debrecen. Follow along with Gus and our native Hungarian speaker to learn how to properly pronounce vocabulary words in the following categories:

  • animals
  • food
  • transportation
  • clothes
  • numbers
  • colors
  • parts of the body
  • shapes

Gus on the Go: Hungarian offers a comprehensive way of learning nearly 90 vocabulary words through interactive lessons and fun vocabulary games unlocked by completing engaging lesson reviews. Now available on the App Store!

Gus on the Go: Hungarian for kids, iOS and Android language app
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Explore more of the Spanish and French language with Stories by Gus on the Go! Dive into classic stories with a silly twist. Make all of your favorite characters move- in French and Spanish!

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"Stories by Gus on the Go hits the right note for pacing, content, and interactivity for kids learning Spanish. It uses short, familiar stories to teach children beginning Spanish words and phrases."

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-Melissa Taylor at ImaginationSoup.net



"Baby G absolutely loves this app and so do I. It’s interactive, educational, intuitive AND addictive."

-Bee Yinn Low, Mom Blogger at RasaMalaysia.com

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This game is amazing, well worth the money. It is at the same time educational and highly entertaining, the perfect combination. And my 4-year-old son loves it 🙂

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Trying to learn hungarian again (third attempt). In the past I’ve tried books and cds, but they always seemed like a hard slog – I’d get bored and quit. This time around there were a lot more apps available, and I thought, to heck with it, I’ll get a kiddie app. Best learning tool EVER. The animations were cute, loved the sound effects, the games were clever, and I learned about 90 words painlessly (which is about 50 words more than I’ve ever been able to learn before). Instead of grinding through a “study session” with a book or cd, I’d pick up my ipad and play this game just for fun.

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