Yes, Spanisch lernen is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
✅ The Spanisch lernen app appears to be high-quality and legitimate. Users are very satisfied.
Spanisch lernen has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is CHF 44.45.
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5 out of 5
4 ratings in Switzerland
The difference between this and Duolingo is night and day. LingQ in an supura tool for language learning—it’s like language immersion in your pocket. Duo relies on force—essentially guilting you into language learning. LingQ is for those who know they want to learn already and are imbibe the language as much as possible through heavy exposure.
It has great tools to help someone learn Castilian Spanish, but not from Latin America/Mexico. It does seem like it has some breakdown, but not enough. If you want Castilian Spanish, this is a great app! Otherwise, not so much. If the creators added more Latin American Spanish words, I would 100% subscribe again!
I have used many language learning apps and programs. This is one of my favorites. There are so many interesting articles and resources to practice my listening and increase my vocabulary.
Absolutely brilliant, I’m in love with this method of learning..
It’s got everything
Why don’t you have a separate bar for all created lingQs? It would be very useful
Love to be able to listen and read and learn the new words I don’t know by just tapping of them.
After having studied for a year and a half, and then becoming sick to the point of having to give up study for almost a year, getting back on the wagon and picking up where I left off was difficult. I had previously used Babbel and then a private tutor who was amazing. But now what? I had slid backwards a bit and was embarrassed to go back to my tutor because I was less than pleased with my backsliding. And how would she know where to pick up with me since I wasn’t at the level I was when I left her? During the sabbatical from studying I continued to read in Spanish, either easy readers, A or B level, or news articles, along with listening to Spanish through Professor Juan on YouTube. Then I discovered LingQ and tried their free intro. Oh, my goodness. Within the free period I realized I was learning at a pace that I never expected. I signed up for a six month block and find I am voracious to continue my learning again. It is interesting, exciting, and it sticks with me. The big thing is to make sure you fully learn the LingQ software. You won’t know how to use it completely in the first week, but then you “get it.” I’m old enough that I hate cellphones and wish for the time when we had the old heavy black telephones with rotary dials and fabric covered cord. I highly recommend LingQ to anyone self-studying, taking Spanish in school, using a private tutor, or anyone shooting for becoming a polyglot and desiring to learn multiple languages.
I’ve learned more Spanish in one month using LingQ than I did in two years of high school Spanish. If you are self motivated and love to read, this is the app for you. Loads of interesting intermediate level materials to choose from that have greatly enhanced my abilities to recognize and remember verb conjugations! No boring, ineffective grammar tables and word lists to memorize. Through reading and listening to the language spoke by natives at a normal speed, you will pick up grammar and meaning through context. I am addicted to this app!
I have been searching for an app that will help me advance in my Spanish learning. I have to admit that this app has exceeded my expectations. Please keep updating it especially since it doesn’t have enough ebooks. I have had it for only one day and I am still exploring it so I will update my post once I discover more features.
