4.6 




I like this app better than Duolingo. There's zero gamification or extortion, just solid lessons in a good format. I will probably subscribe to the app. HOWEVER. There is an issue with the speaking exercises, especially with monosyllabic words (many languages), it doesn't register them. Based on numerous posts on reddit, this issue has been around and unfixed for years. It's frustrating, as speaking is a large part of practicing a language. So I'm giving the app 3 stars for stressing me out.





There's a privacy policy on the section about being recorded when I speak, and for whatever reason when I go to read it, "something's wrong" message comes up and I'm unable to read it. Everything's updated. Everything else works on the app except that part, no error messages anywhere else. I NEED TO READ THAT POLICY BEFORE AGREEING TO MY VOICE BEING RECORDED AND STORED ON YOUR PLATFORM. THANK YOU!





It's okay. I like that it explains more than Duolingo, but the lessons can get pretty repetitive, not to mention stuff that just isn't relevant. There were multiple lessons on talking about environmental pollution yet no lesson on animal names or buying groceries. Also, not happy that I have to use Spain Spanish instead of Latin American because the latter only had two levels to go through. I'm glad I didn't buy the lifetime subscription. Just a year then I'll probably drop it.





Latest update is frustrating. I always do the daily practice, which is sometimes 5 exercises, sometimes 50+. The Practice icon had a little number bubble that said the number of items to do that day. This number is gone now and just a red dot. Why remove the count? Update: Thank you for removing the practice animation that popped up halfway through the lesson.





Switched over to Babbel since other language learning apps were starting to make their lessons with AI and it showed. So far, I really like the lesson structure! It feels more in-depth and the pop-up tips have been very helpful. Lifetime membership was kind of costly, but since it cost me about as much as a couple years of the competition and I can see getting more use out of it than that, was a good deal for a good learning program!
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
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