Today’s language-learning marketplace is flooded with countless apps and courses. Spanish and Portuguese are everywhere, but once you look beyond those, it can get a bit tricky. Which language program offers which language? Our convenient overview of different providers will tell you all you need to know.
Using apps for language learning has many advantages. But the selection in 2025 is huge. So the question arises, which of the language learning apps is the right one for me? Our language learning expert Christian has addressed this question, and the result is a list of concrete recommendations for the best language learning apps for the year 2025.
Yabla is a video-based language course that places great emphasis on high-quality content and cultural aspects. And although we can generally recommend the course wholeheartedly, not every language course is suitable for everyone, of course. Here, we present three Yabla alternatives that do things quite differently!
Are you unsatisfied with Yabla’s language courses and wondering how the Yabla cancellation process works? Here are the most important explanations, but first, you need to answer the following two questions…
What does Yabla cost? We have already put the provider through its paces in our detailed review. However, we often receive questions about the exact Yabla pricing structure. We want to delve into this question in detail here – below is an overview of Yabla costs at a glance.
Video language courses are rare and, above all, usually expensive. Yabla changes this, albeit not without one limitation. You’ll find out what that is here in our detailed Yabla review.
When you think of LingQ, you think of a self-directed system featuring lots of high-quality content. Over the past few years, the provider has introduced plenty of new features and expansions, as we discovered in our comprehensive review. Here, we’ll show you three LingQ alternatives that take a similar, free-form approach in a different way—perfect if you’re looking for a better app than LingQ.