Due to the Covid-19, you can do something creative remotely, such as learning foreign languages through apps.
Learning a new language is quite easy these days, thanks to hundreds of learning apps available on the Google Play Store. However, choosing the best language learning app can be a time-consuming process, as there are so many good ones out there.
So to narrow down your options, we've selected the 3 best apps to learn foreign languages.
- Duolingo
- Memrise
- Drops: Language learning and more
Duolingo
With over 100 million downloads on the Google Play Store, Duolingo can be considered one of the best language learning apps. As soon as you open the app, it asks you to choose language and purpose.
The app offers four different goals for learning foreign languages, such as Casual, Regular, Serious and Insane. You can always change the goal according to your needs. It has a friendly learning interface in which you identify objects by recognizing images. The app utilizes the best way to learn a language, which is through images and fun activities.
You can add other languages to the app and start learning. The languages have about eight levels depending on the difficulty.
Memrise
This is another language learning app that can help you master a new language. You have to choose the level, i.e. Basic or Intermediate when you start learning. The app provides multiple login, such as Facebook, email , and Google.
You can set a learning reminder for a specific time. The app shows you different words of the selected language along with the correct pronunciation. The best part is that it has videos of native speakers for pronunciation practice
After showing you four words, the app tests you to see how much you've understood from the lesson. It also shows you your learning results, and you can visit the leaderboard to track your progress.
Drops: Language learning and more
We can’t forget to mention Drops while talking about the best free language learning apps. The app provides you with more than 20 languages. It has three different learning levels, such as Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced.
Drops is said to have the most interactive user interface and a unique way to make users learn a language. First you have to memorize a word and its meaning and then you have to match the word with the correct picture.
You can also decide how much time you want to dedicate to your language learning lesson. In an average 5-minute lesson, you can learn up to 8 to 10 different words depending on your speed. The app rewards you if you don't miss lessons and attend every day.
You can try any of them according to your preferences, whether for learning foreign languages from scratch or improving your skills. All apps are available for iPhone and Android, and there is also the option of premium versions.
