What Reddit Says About Spanish Apps

Still, part of what helped me was that i was also eating breathing and sleeping in spanish by watching movies, reading books and singing songs. ... Dude. What are with these app names? What is Reggelia and Anki?! I've never heard of those before... ... Anki is a flashcard app that does spaced r...

There is a small section for conversational Spanish but only about 100 questions. You can use it without installing on your phone, but it does work offline if you install it. ... You are right, this questions gets asked nearly every day. You can find a lot of great answers by searching and checking ...

Babbel is the best gamified app. But it costs $$ Others programs may be more effective if you're serious about diving in ... Ones I use: Quizlet Duo Spanish Verbs DuoCards (not duolingo related) Learn Spanish EsVocabulario LENGO Polyglot (vocabulary) Language transfer (podcast about grammar ver...

If you really want to use apps, I don't believe vocab trainers or verb conjugators are that effective. The best app is probably something like Spotify or Apple Podcasts that would allow you to listen to the language being used in real situations ...

I like Kwiziq a lot, though it's a website without an app. The main grammar lessons are excellent, with an endless variety of quizzes. The library is wonderful with exercises for transcription, translation, reading, and other activities. The free version limits the quizzes you can take and has ...

Watching youtube/podcasts is probably the way to go. HelloTalk and Tandem are by far the apps that have boosted my spanish the most, if practicing by chatting/talking to native speakers is up your alley.

No app will get you the proficiency that you’re looking for in only three months but IMO this one will get you the farthest considering how much content is covered in each module. ... +1 for LT. Plus since it's an audio only course it focuses entirely on spoken Spanish, which is the skill that ...

If you're looking for something more immersive, Drops is good for learning through visuals and short, themed lessons. Anki is a flashcard app that’s perfect for reviewing and memorizing new words, and you can find pre-made decks for Spanish.

I need more Spanish learning apps! There are so many and it’s hard to sift through the bad ones. I’m already using Duolingo and Falou daily. I’m also watching shows in Spanish as well to help learn faster.

Duolingo was a "fun" game app that I spent too much time in and didn't get much out of. Pimsleur each day during walks and commutes to work and towards the end of the audio course I started to listen to Language Transfer. Pimsleur is a monthly (20$ USD) audio course that has each less...

I’ve been talking and learning with a young tutor from Colombia and this has vastly improved my conversation & grammar. ... I recommend Pimsleur for self-study and iTalki for classes with a real live tutor.

They just want your eyes on the app regardless of whether you are actually learning or not. Ever since I switched to listening to podcasts/watching videos/actually taking a few Spanish lessons on iTalki my Spanish has been improving much faster. I also use Busuu and it is worlds better than Duolingo...

Curious what worked for people who were in a similar spot. Was it apps, tutors, or a mix of both? Particularly interested in what helped with the speaking side specifically. ... SpanishDict.com.

Hey there, There’s Apps like Preply and Italki where you can book 1:1 with Tutors, I’d recommend a tutor that keeps you accountable as well, I’m a college student offering cheap sessions, sending you a PN ... Reddit! you could try joining r/SpanishOutLoud and get some practice here within ...

Not worth it. ... Yes. Highly recommend Language Transfer. It offers many languages and I like how it helps focus on the understanding and structure and not pure memorization. I do Swahili. Now Spanish and it’s a good audio based app to start learning a language with little to no knowledge.

EllaVerbs is $40 for a year and I think it’s worth it.

Mango Languages/Rocket Languages: These are good alternatives to Duolingo without the gamification. I still personally prefer Wlingua Spanish, but you might prefer these. They aren't normally free, but if you have a library card and your library ...

If I do more than that it's still the same $150. OTOH if you don't have that kind of time it's not worth it. I agree with the others on Language Transfer. Very similar is Unlimited Spanish podcast, which also has courses available for several levels, around $99 each.

The app is called Spanishdict. It´s a dictionary of all words, they have grammar exercises for everything, thousands of words for vocabulary practice. I think it´s one of the best alternatives to Duo, or can be useful even while still using Duo, since it has many features Duo doesn´t.

I too didn’t like Duo Lingo (too game-y and useless vocab). I don’t need an app for Spanish as I’ve been speaking it for 20+ years, but I’ve loved Babbel for Italian & French. They tend to have sales frequently so I got a lifetime membership for $300, so worth it to me as someone who loves langu...