How can I hear Greek and Hebrew pronunciations on iPad

Glenn - Welcome to the forums! 

Currently, pronunciations are not part of the mobile app, sorry!

Hi Alabama,

I might be missing something but on my iPad when I click on "Bible Word Study" there is a speaker icon next to whatever word I'm studying and when I press it it will pronounce the word in Greek (there is no icon for the Hebrew.)

Is this something different than Glenn's question?

Ryan

P.S. I should note that I can't for the life of me figure out how to get out of the pronunciation page and back to the word study page without shutting down the program completely and restarting it.

When I click "Done" in the upper lefthand corner after the word is pronounced, then it takes me back to the text I was viewing when I launched BWS. Is that what you mean by "shutting down the program completely"?

Hi David,

Yeah, I didn't word that so well. You are correct. Hitting done takes me back to the original text, but not back to the Word study page which is where I'd hoped to go. In my rush to finish my previous post, I didn't explain very well. Thank you for the clarification.

Hi David,

Yeah, I didn't word that so well. You are correct. Hitting done takes me back to the original text, but not back to the Word study page which is where I'd hoped to go. In my rush to finish my previous post, I didn't explain very well. Thank you for the clarification.

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I might be missing something but on my iPad when I click on "Bible Word Study" there is a speaker icon next to whatever word I'm studying and when I press it it will pronounce the word in Greek (there is no icon for the Hebrew.)

Absolutely correct. I was mistaken in my previous post. When I checked I was in the OT [:$]

I can't for the life of me figure out how to get out of the pronunciation page and back to the word study page

The only way I know is to tap the lemma box (upper right corner). This will bring up a search box. The current lemma will be displayed. You can then run a new search, which will bring up a new copy of the same word study.