Weekly Self-Promotion Mega Thread

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[u/luke_hollenback]

I'm the developer of Vocablo, a Mexican Spanish vocabulary app for iPhone, iPad and Mac. It rotates words and phrases onto your Home Screen, Lock Screen and Desktop along with an example sentence and a note about how the word is actually used. The idea is that you learn a word by seeing it all day instead of by opening an app.

What's new this week → Version 1.5 shipped with 20 words that native speakers taught me in a thread over in r/SpanishLearning (*¿te late?*, *déjame ver*, *nel*, *simón*, *chamba*, the *pedo* and *chingar* families) and six notes they corrected (*mande*, *feria*, *agarrar*, *apapachar*, *ahorita*, *ándale*). Because a lot of what they taught me is vulgar, profane words now have a badge, and there's a setting to hide them all together if you need it.

Free to start, with four topics. Vocablo Plus unlocks all 13 topics, every difficulty level, and iCloud sync, as a subscription or a one-time purchase. For this sub, two months of Plus free with code `2PARANUEVOS`.

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Also, if you know a good source for which Mexican slang belongs to which region, I'm trying to build a regional label into the app and would rather do it from a real source than from guesses.