Kamikaze spanners, what an interesting mental image!
Have you tried asking them their motives for throwing themselves into the SSi works? Perhaps a treaty can be negotiated?
You lucky thing! I’ve been there twice and loved it, but not for Lunar New Year! I bet it will be amazing!
What sort of device are you using? And what browser? If you could email those details to admin@saysomethingin.com with a screenshot if you can, we’ll look into it for you.
I’ve seen that the tablet version has just been fixed for me, at least, allowing full access to the navigation keys .
Thank you
In the next update can you get the folks to consider expanding the area for text and increasing the font size so those of us with less than perfect eyesight can see the text patterns better. As I said before, there is a lot of spare screen “estate” to do that.
Thank you again.
I’ve passed your thanks and comment on to the Tech Team. I think the difficulty is trying to get a design that renders well in devices of all shapes and sizes - there has to be a “one size fits all” approach or they would go bonkers trying to adapt for every different device, but if improvements can be made, they’re happy to make them.
Thanks Deborah,
The same issue with small font is present on both phone and tablet. It just needs the font size on both to be reverted to the previous sizes.
As I said, there is plenty of unused space on both phone and tablet apps
One problem on phones is when people have the text set to the largest size. That was then causing an ugly scroll bar to appear for the longer phrases, but the way it changes font size and becomes smaller at the moment is not ideal either.
Your comment has been seen by those with influence though, so thanks for the feedback ![]()
Yes, same here, is the old app not functioning now? On the new version it treats me as a beginner
When you say ‘old app’, which do you mean? The one that used to give you direct access to the audio files? Or an earlier version of SaySomethingin? That should maintain your position in the belts.
Yes, the one that had the welsh flag on the app and direct access to the audio files. I really liked the accompanying lists of some of the key sentences too, which helped me with the grammar. I was on Level 2 lesson 3
I’ve realised that I replied to you in another thread too, so that information is relevant. You can still access those audio files with the accompanying Vocab Lists etc, by clicking on Learn above, to get to the Learning website, then Learn again and selecting Classic Challenges from the dropdown list.
The equivalent to Level 2 starts at Purple+White Belt and Purple+Black puts you on Level 2, Challenge 4, so you’d probably be best to set yourself to the Purple+White belt and do a quick revision run through from there.
Thanks so much Deborah, that’s so helpful, and I will probably sign up to the Slack chat which sounds just what I am needing, thanks again, Philip