The “Learn” TabĪ big chunk of the material available for each language has been placed in this section. LingoDeer offers HD native audio for all its languages from the very first letter to the last sentence. Listening to native speakers of the language you’re learning is one of the best ways to get a good accent and practice your listening comprehension and speaking skills. The courses have a grammar skeleton that gets support from vocabulary, exercises, explanations, sample sentences and audio, among other features (as you’ll see below).Įvery language has lessons covering everything up to the intermediate level. Each level covers several everyday topics and each topic includes a few lessons.
The courses are divided into different levels of expertise. LingoDeer seems to know what it’s doing in this sense. I’m a language teacher myself, so I know course organization is crucial. LingoDeer’s courses have been carefully designed by language teachers and are very well organized. If you have a premium plan, you can use it across all your devices and sync your progress. App and Browser AvailabilityĪs I’ve already mentioned, LingoDeer can be used as an app on your phone (both iOS and Android devices) or as a web language learning method. What to Expect: LingoDeer’s Main Features
Starting at around $14/month, you can buy a monthly, quarterly or yearly subscription, or get lifetime access for roughly the price of a year and a half membership. If you want to get access to all the content it has (and learn all the languages available), then you have to buy a Premium plan. For some languages: a section to improve your conversation skills and a section to practice writing characters.LingoDeer gives you the following features for free: I opted for the Japanese course taught in English. LingoDeer is a comprehensive language learning platform.īorn as an app specializing in teaching Asian languages, you can now use it both as an app and on your computer to learn up to 11 languages (as of August 2021): Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Italian, Vietnamese and Arabic (Beta).įor some of the languages, especially the Asian ones, you can even choose the language of instruction:
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Missing Something? One Week into the Japanese Course.What to Expect: LingoDeer’s Main Features.Each app needs a separate premium subscription.You have to pass previous “Test Out” quizzes to access later lessons.Little speaking practice for non-Asian languages.Not all courses include all the features.
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