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About That Ish: Learn American Slang

THAT ISH — Learn How Americans Actually Talk Language changes fast. That Ish helps you understand the words, expressions, tone, and cultural context shaping modern American English. Whether you're keeping up with Gen Z, navigating workplace conversations, learning English, or simply curious about the language people use every day, That Ish helps you move beyond definitions and understand what people really mean. WHAT YOU CAN DO Learn New Words Daily Discover slang, expressions, and cultural references with clear definitions, usage examples, tone indicators, and origin stories that explain where words come from and why they matter. Play Daily Learning Games Build confidence through interactive games designed to teach meaning, context, and communication: • Tone Deaf — understand how words and phrases actually land • Code Switch — practice moving between casual and professional language • IYKYK — test your knowledge of modern slang and expressions Track your progress, build streaks, and improve a little every day. Explore Origins & Culture Language reflects music, history, communities, and culture. Go beyond the definition with stories that explain how words evolved and where they came from. Listen to Slangified Audiobooks Experience classic stories through a modern lens with a growing collection of slangified audiobook content. Search by Context Find words by generation, topic, tone, expression type, or use case. Whether you're looking for workplace language, internet slang, dating terms, reactions, compliments, or cultural expressions, you'll find words organized by how people actually use them. WHO IT'S FOR • Curious learners who love language and culture • English learners seeking real-world communication skills • Professionals navigating different social and workplace settings • Parents, teachers, and mentors trying to stay current • Anyone who wants to understand how people communicate today THAT ISH PRO Upgrade to unlock: • Full audiobook library • Unlimited game replay and practice mode • Saved words and personalized collections • Advanced learning tools and progress tracking • Early access to new features That Ish isn't just a dictionary. It's a modern language and culture learning platform designed to help you understand how Americans actually communicate. Download today and start speaking the language of now. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Ratings & reviews

5.0

11 ratings

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What’s new

Version 2.2 · Updated June 4, 2026

Onboarding updates, bug fixes, and subscription tiers.

App privacy

The developer, Fldtrip Studio LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Identifiers: Device ID
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction
  • User Content: Other User Content
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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