Ykjam Terjime app analytics for September 11

Ykjam Terjime is an offline phrasebook for Turkmen speakers — built for real situations, not for word lists. The app is made for life in Turkmenistan: slow or missing internet, older people who only speak Russian, and moments when you need the right sentence right now — at the airport, in a taxi, at a pharmacy, or when a tourist asks you for directions. WHAT IS INSIDE • 295 phrases in 13 real-life scenarios • Turkmen paired with Chinese, English or Russian • Two directions: "I am traveling" (airport and border, transport, hotel, food, shopping, money and SIM cards, health, problems) and "A guest arrived" (giving directions, driving a taxi, selling, hospitality, helping a tourist) • Interface in 5 languages: Turkmen, Chinese, Russian, English, Turkish HOW IT WORKS Every scenario is a step-by-step dialogue, not a list. You see the question the other person will ask you, and the answers you can give. Open any phrase and the app shows what you will hear back. SHOW YOUR SCREEN Tap one button and the phrase fills the screen in large type. Hand the phone over — the other person reads it and taps their answer, and you see it in Turkmen. No sound, no internet, no waiting. WORKS WITHOUT INTERNET Everything is stored in the app. No account, no ads, no data collection. Ykjam Terjime is free and open source: github.com/Shapak-Apps/turkmen-phrasebook