Wild Animals جنگلی جانور

Learn wild animals in Urdu and English:
Meet 20 hand-drawn animals from Pakistan and the Indian subcontinent, from the snow leopard and the Indus river dolphin to the peacock and the mugger crocodile. Made for little ones up to 6, with no reading needed: each game says its name out loud when your child taps it.

Two ways to play:

• Look & Say (دیکھیں اور بولیں): Tap an animal to see it come to life and hear a child say its name, then tap the Urdu or English name to hear a native speaker.
• Listen & Tap (سنیں اور چنیں): The app says an animal's name in Urdu and your child finds it out of three. Get it right and the animal grows and comes to life. Finish a round of five for a cheer — Shabash! — and a sky full of colourful kites.

Features:

• Bilingual learning: Animal names written and spoken in Urdu and English by native speakers.
• Kids' voices: Hear other children say each name, a friendly model for little learners.
• Record your own voice: Your child says the name and hears it played back straight away. Parents and grandparents can record too. Recordings stay on your device.
• Safe & ad-free: No ads and no accounts.
• Works offline: Learn anytime, anywhere.
• Phones and tablets: iPhone, iPad and Android.
• Free to start: The first 10 animals are free in both games. Unlock all 20 with a one-time purchase behind a parent gate.

Keep learning off-screen: Take the same wild animals to paper with our printable Urdu workbooks and colouring pages: trace Urdu letters, count ۱–۱۰ and colour in, for ages 3–6.