The Best Language Learning Apps of 2023 (Reviewed u0026 Ranked)

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Title	:	The Best Language Learning Apps of 2023 (Reviewed u0026 Ranked)
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Comment from : Test Prep Insight

I would really love to win a free language learning app I am making a dream start to come true I have studied Spanish and Japanese but having not used the knowledge on regular basis I have forgotten most of what I learned Thank you for putting this out
Comment from : SEH UNLIMITED SONYA HOWARD

I think I may try Rosetta Stone because I am more of an visual learner
Comment from : Gerd Bauersfeld

do you have any videos about apps that leverage AI in their lessons ? like 'falou' for example
Comment from : Bruce Gomes

does the writing lessons in rocket let you actually type the answer ? or do we simply pick from an available balloon choice ?
Comment from : Bruce Gomes

Learning Indonesian Reason: it started for work, now just because I have startedbrbrI started of Babbel It was good Even giving some cultural context But it stopped after "Beginner 2" While other languages clearly had intermediate and advanced levels So I'm just waiting for the update with new lessons to continue Why pay when finished and cannot continue?brbrBefore the makeover, Duolingo had good grammar notes for its Indonesian lesson, but with the makeover, all is gone
Comment from : yorgunsamuray

I am planning to travel to France next year and i have a good ear for language I also travel to the philippines and would like to learn Tagalog
Comment from : E Schmidt

What would be the best app for learning while driving? Pimsleur
Comment from : Bobby Ward

Learning Latin Spanish and hoping to reach a level where I can help immigrants with translation services
Comment from : Jeff Faircloth

Great video, thanks! I'm learning Spanish It's always been my desire to learn Spanish and I've taken courses, used apps, etc over the years Especially now, I find that retiring to a Latin American country for part of the year has really cut down on my expenses and has allowed me to fulfil that specific dream for me It's been too easy to stay within the English expat bubble however I want to fully enjoy my time there and interact with the locals in a more meaningful way
Comment from : Wmd 1850

Guess I'm going with Rocket! Thanks for the review, you've helped me so much!
Comment from : Froggie

To answer your question, I'm trying to learn Spanish for work because I travel a lot, and many of my colleagues speak different languages like Spanish, Tagolog, French, Chinese, and Russian Learning new languages would enable me to connect with everyone on a more personal level, help me to communicate as a leader at work, and also as a friend in my local community Personally, I agree that Rocket 🚀 is the best, but it is SO pricey Please help, and thank you for this informative video! I love your content
Comment from : Gavin

why do nobody never speak about Lingq?
Comment from : stiwie

Thanks! Great overview of the language learning options! I'm wanting to learn Spanish and I'm looking into the various options
Comment from : Paul Chastain

Also side question: My mom is taking some free ESL classes locally The instructor recommends Duolingo since it's free and one of her classmates who speaks Farsi noticed it doesn't have Persian (Farsi) as an option to learn English Do you know what free language learning app might have ESL for Farsi speakers??
Comment from : Louis Franco Jr

I'm slowly learning Japanese, Korean and Italian, but plan on learning French, Hebrew, Tagalog, Cantonese/Mandarin and possibly more in the future Still figuring out what the best approach for learning new languages is for me, so I can eventually learn the most languages possible as the years go by Any recommendations?
Comment from : Louis Franco Jr

This is a great comprehensive review I’ve only used Duolingo in the past but it seems that other programs are a little more adaptable to different learning styles My fiancé just started teaching a student from Hungary so it’s nice to know there are options for us to practice the language!
Comment from : J M

Ooohhh I might go for Rocket or Pimsleur (since I drive for around 30 mins to work almost every day)
Comment from : Shalimar Kim Sambo

You keep promoting it Rocket It doesn't have from Greek to English like the others have
Comment from : Vag P

Im attempting Russian! What a unique and interesting language it is Plus learning the cyrilic alphabet has been a fun challenge I'd love to be fluent one day and possibly move on to some other language interests of mine like German, French, Spanish and Portuguese!
Comment from : TOMMY SEPTIC