LingQ is free to download, but you'll need to pay to access all of its content. Prices range from 7.99-35.99 USD per month.

Can you become fluent with LingQ?

Actually... My usual go-to answer for this question is no . Because I believe you have to have input from various things to become fluent. But LingQ does offer extensive materials as well as lessons from teachers - so maybe it's pretty close to helping you get to language fluency. But it all depends on your own personal learning style.

What languages does LingQ offer?

English, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian, Arabic, Swedish, Korean, Norwegian, Latin, Esperanto, Czech, Romanian, Finnish, Hebrew, Belarusian, Armenian, Bulgarian, Cantonese, Catalan, Croatian, Danish, Gujarati, Icelandic, Hungarian, Indonesian, Malay, Persian, Serbian, Slovak, Swahili, Tagalog. NOTE || Some of these are in beta stage.

App Reviews

LingQ (Learning Languages with Podcasts) || Worth Your Time And Money?

Does LingQ really work for helping you to learn a language? We do a deep-dive into this LingQ review to see how much we can learn… Here are the results.
LingoDeer+ Review (2023) – More Games, More Progress

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Dong Chinese Review 💡 Your Next Vocabulary Tool

Dong Chinese Review // Find out more about Dong Chinese and their vocabulary-based exercises as we tell you what’s hot, and what’s not with Dong Chinese.
Anki vs Quizlet || Which is Better in 2023? *Plus a Bonus Recommendation*

When trying to learn Chinese vocabulary, flash cards are one of the best methods, so let’s put two of the most popular flash card apps to the test: Anki vs Quizlet.
HanBook Review // Really An Alternative To Pleco?

The short version is that Hanbook is a Chinese Dictionary, based in a similar vain to Pleco. We discuss if Hanbook can provide a viable alternative to Pleco
OptiLingo – Stop Typing, Start Talking (Plus a 7 Day Freebie)

Stop typing, start talking is one of the catchphrases Optilingo use to promote their app – and it tells you all you need to know about what they are about.
Scripts by Drops Review // Can it Really Help Me Learn? (2023)

Scripts by Drops Review (2020) – Learn Chinese via writing characters and play fast paced games to improve your learning with gorgeous illustrations.
Innovative Language Review (2023) – Is it Worth the Download?

Innovative Language Review (2020) – Learn Chinese via audio and video lessons, personalise your own course and curriculum with a different kind of app.
Douyin vs TikTok || Spot the Difference Between Tiktok and Chinese TikTok

Chinese Tiktok vs Tiktok || Are they the same app? Douyin is aimed at domestic users in China, whilst TikTok is aimed at overseas users.
Chineasy – Should I Believe The Hype? (2023 Update)

Chineasy has become a household name in the Chinese language learning market. So it’s about time we gave you a Chineasy Review!
Ed-Wonderland Learn Chinese in a Virtual World // App Review 2023

Do you want to start learning Chinese? Ed-Wonderland was built for beginner students, allowing you to learn the language as a character in a virtual world.
uTalk Review (updated for 2023) – Learn Mandarin and Shanghainese

uTalk Review – A Complete Guide and Honest Review going in-depth into the uTalk app! (2023) uTalk Review: 7/10uTalk is a very useful vocabulary […]