I can’t speak highly enough about this platform. I’ve used most language learning apps (and still use others because I enjoy mixing things up) but LingQ is by far the #1 language learning platform. I lived and studied in Japan and China for 8 years (fluent in both). I use LingQ to maintain and grow the languages I know as well as learn new languages. LingQ enabled me to attain an intermediate level in Ukrainian (which I am still working on). Excellent app!

It is at my level. I fear that it is translating idioms from English to Spanish. That being said… this is my first book and I am beginning to really get fast and it is so much fun to read I. My target language. The ai is great, it lets me fly through stuff. I’m recogniIng patterns and some of my tough verbs are getting stronger and more recognizable. I am excited about this app—- like I’m finally getting the light speed input I’ve always wanted…. So far, so fun.

It took me a while until I fully appreciated how good the LingQ Mandarin Chinese HSK 1 course is. I use LingQ in conjunction with four additional mobile apps: 2 specifically designed to teach Pinyin, one behind a payroll called Hello Chinese and a 4th for individual Chinese characters called Hanly. I pay for a yearly subscription to LingQ and appreciate it more and more, the more I use it. It goes without saying that I am a huge fan of polyglot Steve Kaufman.

I really like using LingQ to learn a language. It takes some getting used to, but when you do, it really is a great way to learn via comprehensible input. I also really like the various stats it focuses (Lingqs created, words learned, etc) since it gives me very tangible progress. Main negative is that it is somewhat buggy / not best performance, but the overall system / approach is great.

Pros:The audio is not the flat, sort of accent-less drinking you get with other apps. It’s engaging, and challenging. Multiple people who speak differently and at different speeds is what really happens in life. As well, it instructs you from the first minute to listen, listen, listen, which is so much more important than people tend to think. Cons:The app interface is not very intuitive, and the help topics aren’t much… well, help.

Great way to learn by reading and listening and marking the words as you go, but it’s clunky and you have to make your own curriculum. Wish there was a series after the mini stories that brings up frequent words in different contexts so that they stick. Also would be good to have a vocabulary trainer to automatically keep repeating flash cards in proper intervals. Especially words that are left over from prior lessons.

This app has helped me improve my English a lot. Reading every day has become much easier, and I understand more than before. The stories are interesting, and I like that I can learn new words in context. I highly recommend this app to anyone who wants to improve their English in an enjoyable way. Thank you for creating such a helpful app

Took me a while to get into the swing of it, but now it’s my most-used learning app. Drawbacks are occasional translation errors and somewhat odd designation of “words”. But it does a lot and works with lots of sources. Once you find some appropriate material to study, you’re golden. I use in conjunction with a chat AI (Claude in my case) to dig into deeper questions. The built-in AI is getting better, but I already have Claude trained up for what I want.

I’ve been using LingQ for several years now just got serious with it in the last year. It’s great for reading and listening and building vocabulary in many different languages at once or a single one if you choose if I use it for both French in Spanish and I’m very happy with the content.

I've been learning Italian for over a decade, and while I can carry on a conversation without a problem, I need to massively up my levels of vocabulary and understanding of those vocab words in context. Being able to read, hear, and understand in the way that LinQ presents the material has drastically bumped up my comprehension.