Lingodeer divides their lessons into different topics such as family, numbers, food, or health.īefore that though, each language starts out by teaching the alphabet. I’m fairly advanced in both Spanish and Chinese but am brand new to German. For example, you could take an English course taught in Korean, or a Japanese course taught in German.įor this review, I decided to try out their German, Chinese, and Spanish courses. I’ll get into those a bit later though.Ĭurrently, Lingodeer offers the following courses taught in English – Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, Chinese, German, Portuguese, and Vietnamese.Īdditionally, there are courses taught in other languages. There are still quite a few things that could be improved. This isn’t to say that Lingodeer is perfect or that it should be the only resource you use to study. Lingodeer is many times better for studying Asian languages.īut even for languages like German, French, or Portuguese, I’d still recommend Lingodeer over Duolingo. I’d previously tried Duolingo to study Chinese and was really shocked by how bad it was. This is especially true when it comes to Asian languages. Lessons are taught in a manner that’s fairly similar to Duolingo but in a much more effective manner (at least for me).
Lingodeer is a fairly new app which started by focusing specifically on Asian languages but has since expanded into several other languages. When it comes to language learning apps, nearly everyone has heard of Duolingo and Memrise, but those aren’t the only options available.
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