More than 20 years after its first release, JLearnIt - an educational software for PC and Mac - releases for free.

At a time when most of the schools have closed their doors and most of the children are trying to educate themselves from home, JLearnIt - a software that helps you learn new languages - has changed its license from shareware to freeware.

Utrecht, The Netherlands, April 22, 2020

Japplis, a company based in The Netherlands, has released JLearnIt, a thematic dictionary that helps you learn new languages for free.

The development of JLearnIt started in 1998 and up to now has been shareware that would cost 15 Euros. JLearnIt is now completely free, no ads, and no registration needed.

Even though many more improvements are planned for this software, with the increased number of children learning at home and unemployed people who may want to use this time to learn, releasing it now for free will certainly benefit them.

JLearnIt has 3 main features:

A thematic dictionary where you can easily search for words or for a category.
A questionnaire part where the software will ask you for the translation of random words. You will be able to choose a specific category and the difficulty level. Difficulty is based on how often is a word used in everyday life. The software won't ask you for words that it knows you are learned.
A translate function. This part is new in JLearnIt 6.0. It translates word by word text.

The languages available are as follows: English, French, Spanish, Dutch, German, Italian, Hebrew, Portuguese, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Hungarian, Russian, Latin and Czech. It also contains tables other that languages including: countries with capital, morse code, irregular verbs, the various United States, and French departments.

JLearnIt is compatible with Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
Also released with 6.0 is an improved website https://www.jlearnit.com/dictionary/ where users can easily search in the dictionaries online for free. This website is for use on both desktop and mobile devices.

Version 6.0 contains further improvements. The Windows installation doesn't require Java to be installed on your computer anymore. The website has been redesigned for easier navigation and better readability.

The screenshots and the free download are available at https://www.jlearnit.com.

About Japplis: Japplis is a company created in 2008 by Anthony Goubard in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Japplis is specialized in the development of Java desktop applications.