LingoDeer - Learn Languages

Description

"I never feel unmotivated to log in each day and learn!" "This has been helping me study Japanese way better than any book can!" "LingoDeer is worth every penny and more, it is an essential tool in the shed for anyone learning any of their offered languages, in or out of a classroom." LingoDeer is the perfect tool for those who want to self study a new language, be it Korean or French. What can LingoDeer do for you? ※ Learn to read and write a language with a unique alphabet system, such as Korean or Japanese ※ Learn to form sentences in your own words by following a structured course ※ Learn the essential vocabulary and grammar from beginner to intermediate levels (A1-B1) ※ Improve listening and improve pronunciation with HD recordings by native speakers ※ Reinforce learning with various review activities: flashcards, quizzes, target trainings and more ※ Track your progress and statistics ※ Download lessons to learn offline Courses offered for English speakers: Korean, Japanese, French, Spanish, German, Chinese, Russian, Portuguese, Italian and Vietnamese. What makes LingoDeer different from other language programs? Its teaching power. Instead of relying on users to figure things out, LingoDeer offers a structured, clear and motivating path toward fluency. By providing the best structured curricula among apps and clear explanations on grammar, LingoDeer enables users to form sentences in their own words, not just memorize and repeat after a phrasebook. As a result, users gain a clear sense of progression through following this path and are able to maintain long-term motivation. What’s more, the variety of activities supported in LingoDeer gives users the flexibility to personalize their study. From speaking exercises about food allergies, to drilling words with flashcards or 5-min pop quizzes during lunch breaks, let LingoDeer surprise you with every session. If you don’t know where to start with learning a new language, start with LingoDeer. PLEASE NOTE: You will need a LingoDeer membership in order to access all courses and features. LingoDeer offers: - Monthly access for $11.99/month - Quarterly access for $29.99/3 months - Annual access $79.99/year, currently only $55.99 the first year - Lifetime access $159.99, currently only $99.99 About subscriptions: - The above prices are for U.S. customers. Pricing in other countries may vary, and changes may be converted to your local currency depending on your country of residence. - Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase - Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period - Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal - Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase - Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable - Support Url: https://www.facebook.com/lingodeer - Terms of Use: https://www.lingodeer.com/terms-conditions-html - Privacy Policy: https://www.lingodeer.com/privacypolicy-html

Reviews

Best app for Asian Languages

Amazing app so far. I’m about 70% through the beginner level Korean (A1-A2, topik level 1-2) and can already start to translate short stories in Korean. You learn so much grammar with this app that it becomes a lot easier to translate lyrics and sentences with vocabulary you don’t know. It starts out very formal and then you learn honorifics before teaching you the polite and informal forms. Formal 요 ending comes in about 60-70% through the beginning level. I like this because by the time you learn those you already have a solid grasp of honorifics (the hardest part of Korean) In addition to teaching grammar up to topik level 3, there is a fluency conversation section broken up by level. New conversations between two speakers are added to each level every month. There are reading, and speaking exercises and additional grammar guides attached to these fluency conversations. Clicking on a word will give its definition and helpful grammar points. The only thing I’d like to see added are some short stories. I will explain: Will you learn every word in the Korean dictionary with this app? No of course not. No app or course or text book will do that. I give this app a 5/5 because it has given me the knowledge I need to learn Korean efficiently. You boost vocabulary as you learn about the world in your target language. Reading is an effective way to do this. I learned a lot of French by reading books in French. This app will help you master the grammar you need to reach that level where you learn from reading.

By mwhita

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Korean / Chinese

LingoDeer has a solid interface and seems to be a good way to learn the basics of languages. However, the voice recognition for Chinese tones is extremely slow and this is really annoying - Hello Chinese is much faster

By Harriswag

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Good learning experience

I’m a language teacher, so I’m picky about courses and apps. I like the repetition, listening practice, and ability to record. I combine this with a writing app, and I feel I’m learning little by little. Occasionally, there’s a technical glitch, though.

By S_Keeter

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Best app I used to learn Korean

Hands down. So glad I purchased multipass so I can learn Japanese too :) please add Cantonese down the line! Thank you!

By Invaderxin

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Funny.

Maybe if the developers decided to make the “premium” more affordable more people would actually be willing to buy it. The price for premium is far too much.

By LatteGratté

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French

I have been wanting to learn French for years. I hope this app is successful and it is I hope everyone else has the same experience as I had!

By 2020 sassy

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Great place to start

Great place to start or review.

By coycoy cou

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Far superior to some more common language apps

Lingodeer is so much better to other lingo apps especially with asian languages better vocab building by far

By dawnrael

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It’s so annoying!

This app was working so well for me, i was learning better than with duolingo and i really thought i could get somewhere with this, but in the first Japanese lesson for english learners, the only other lesson available requires a subscription to do! And you can’t do more lessons without doing that first one! I’m only 13 i can’t buy a subscription! I might have to switch to another app because i can’t learn japanese on an app the requires you to pay to learn. unless you fix this issue, back to duolingo i go!

By hipstacat

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First app review ever

I’ve never bothered to write a review before, but I felt that LingoDeer deserved it! I’ve been using them for a long time to study Japanese, but I’ve studied a few other languages on here as well. Although I do use a lot of supplementary materials, you could get away with just using LingoDeer - They are, hands down, the best language app you can find. Their lesson scaffolding is intuitive, and they really know how to build on concepts and grammar in a way that makes sense. Someone clearly spent a *lot* of time planning out all of the lessons, and it shows. It’s also great that the majority of their lessons are free. I didn’t pay a dollar for the first year or two I was using it, but I ended up buying the lifetime pass a few months ago. They do digital language education right 👌

By @tiaelster

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