7 apps for learning English and other languages

iServices has prepared a list of the best applications for learning another language. Our choices allow you to use your Smartphone as a learning tool, anytime and anywhere. Make the world your classroom!

Duolingo: This is one of the most used applications for learning languages. And there are reasons that justify it. We are talking about a free App, easy to use and well structured. Furthermore, this application turns the entire learning process into a game, which greatly motivates those who are learning.

Babbel: With lessons lasting between 10 and 15 minutes, this App is aimed at all types of users. From beginners to the most experienced. Note also the greater focus on oral teaching to the detriment of written teaching by Babbel.

Memrise: Let's talk now about an application that has won over many users all over the world. A fact that may be related to the fact that this App seeks to create strange and funny associations with the new words you learn. This strategy ends up facilitating the process of learning a new language.

Busuu: This App has complete courses for 12 languages. Although free, you need to invest to unlock all the features. Well used, it can be a good investment, because in addition to vocabulary, the application also focuses on other details, namely dialogues in the new language.

Tandem: It’s often said that it’s “talking that we understand each other”, right? Well done! It is with this premise that this App brings together users with the same tastes, and from different parts of the world, to get to know each other. A good way to learn English or any other language while meeting new people.

LinguaLift: Developed by the University of Oxford, it aims to make work easier for anyone who wants to learn a different language. It's an application that allows you to learn a new language, but also get to know the country's culture.

Tripling: Do you like traveling? Then this application is for you. Why? Because you can learn different ways to say a sentence, so that it adapts to the context you are in. All this so that you are not limited to a formula or expressions that don't work everywhere.