Best FREE Language Learning Apps - Learn Any Language From Your Phone

Whether you’re looking to learn a new foreign language, or brush up your skills in one that you’ve studied before, you already have your most important tool in the palm of your hands-your smartphone. Having the right language learning apps should be the top priority for anyone serious about learning a language.
Today, I’m going to be going over my favorite language learning apps-both ones that are well-known as well as some that you’ve probably never heard of before-even if you’re an experienced language learner. These are all language learning apps that I have downloaded on my phone right now, and I’ve been using most of them years, so I can definitely attest to their usefulness. Best of all, every app that I’m recommending is completely free!
BEST FREE LANGUAGE LEARNING APPS:
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0:57 Duolingo
1:32 Anki
2:29 WordReference
3:08 Reverso
4:57 Forvo
5:28 Tandem and HelloTalk
6:25 Foreign Language News Apps
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[@connorgioiafigliu]

What's your favorite app for language learning?

[@AfroLinguo]

I use Busuu and I have started using this App called Ling

[@giadatraveller2788]

My favorite app for language learning is Hello Talk because there, i have met people that became my best friends! ♡

[@connorgioiafigliu]

Not a bad reason 😂

[@AlexSuh]

Your niche is coming together. Keep it up!

[@connorgioiafigliu]

Thanks for commenting!

[@Tomanita]

Great video! The Reverso app sounds helpful. My writing skills are terrible, so I could definitely use it😅

[@connorgioiafigliu]

Don't tell anyone but it's my secret weapon 😂

[@Tomanita]

Connor Gleason
Hahaha, your secret's safe with me🤣

[@AfroLinguo]

I use Apps only when I am really bored and don't wanna learn actively. I usually learn with Textbooks and notes from a teacher. I used reverso, when learning german and it was really awesome.

[@connorgioiafigliu]

Awesome! I think the most important thing is to find whatever method works for you and commit to it 💪

[@AfroLinguo]

Connor Gleason exactly

[@AndyJugglesLanguages]

Duolingo was my favourite app for learning Mandarin but I found it a bit weird with other languages. Perhaps it's improved since.

[@connorgioiafigliu]

Interesting! I've heard the Mandarin course isn't great, but maybe it has improved recently. What other courses have you tried?

[@AndyJugglesLanguages]

@@connorgioiafigliu I think Mandarin improved a lot. I started it a couple of years ago. One of my friends had tried it and didn't like it. She went back to it recently and agreed that it's improved a lot.
On Duolingo, I've been guilty of dabbling. I've tried Hungarian, French, Spanish, German, Polish, Portuguese and Italian. Mainly Mandarin though - I got through all the lessons on that course at least once.
I've also tried UTalk for Sorani and Polish. I paid for that one for a few months. I found each lesson a bit long-winded which was OK during lockdown, but now.... Bluebird 163 Sorani too! That app's free but my Italki teacher said there were mistakes in the vocabulary, so I stopped using it.

[@connorgioiafigliu]

@@AndyJugglesLanguages Dabbling is Duolingo's specialty!

[@SpanishwithAry]

Gracias por compartir 😃👏🏻

[@connorgioiafigliu]

Gracias por el apoyo! Espero que te sea útil!