20 Most Important Language Learning Apps of 2024

Language learning apps have changed how we learn new languages by giving students worldwide personalized experiences and improved tools. Since 2024, these apps have changed a lot. Now, features like AI-powered tutors, immersive experiences, and material made by the community are the most important. With these new tools, students can improve their skills faster and better. As the need to speak more than one language grows, the best apps for learning languages offer both freedom and depth, making learning fun and unique.

1. Duolingo

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Duolingo is still one of the easiest and most popular language apps. Learning a language is more fun than turning it into a game. Duolingo offers exercises in more than 30 languages and a method that blends reading, speaking, and listening. In 2024, it will add more difficult grammar lessons and better speech recognition technology.

2. Babbel

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Babbel stands out because language experts design its classes to help you use language in everyday situations. It’s different from other apps because it adapts lessons to your original language and learning speed, which enables you to remember them better. Real-life situations built into it help people improve their communication skills.

3. Memrise

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Memrise helps people learn by showing them real-life video clips that help them hear and understand everyday language in its natural setting. Its spaced repetition system is fine-tuned to help you remember things better, and its new “language coach” powered by AI gives you specific feedback. It immerses users in the cultural nuances of a language by using authentic material.

4. Busuu

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Busuu is different because it allows you to learn at your own pace and practice with native speakers. Its speech recognition tool tells you how to pronounce words immediately. Busuu also has a community of millions of users where language learners can meet native speakers and practice their skills.

5. Rosetta Stone

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Rosetta Stone’s immersive method, in which users learn through connection and context, has been a standard way to learn languages for many years. In 2024, new AI tools were added to the app, making it more like interacting with real-life people. The app’s focus on sound and sight helps people improve their speaking and listening skills more naturally.

6. Lingvist

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Lingvist’s adaptive learning technology ensures that lessons are always tricky but doable by adapting them to the learner’s skill level. Its clever algorithm determines which words and sentences are the most important for the student to learn, speeding up progress. Lingvist is excellent for people who want to expand their language quickly.

7. Tandem

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Tandem is a platform for language exchange that lets people chat with native speakers worldwide through text, voice, and video chats. It’s not only a way to learn but also a global group where sharing cultures is significant. In 2024, it will add conversation starters powered by AI to make it easier for users to start a chat.

8. HelloTalk

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HelloTalk is a unique social learning tool that lets users talk to native speakers through voice, text, and video. Instant language hurdles are broken down by the app’s real-time translation and pronunciation tools. In 2024, HelloTalk’s chatbots, which AI drives, help people practice talking to each other in a fun and interactive way.

9. Anki

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Anki is a flashcard app that can be customized in many ways. It uses spaced repetition to help you remember things longer. Although it looks easy, it has powerful features, like user-made decks and advanced tagging systems. In 2024, Anki will use AI to create custom sets of flashcards based on how you learn best.

10. Pimsleur

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Pimsleur has a way of learning through audio that focuses on speaking and knowing through listening. Its spaced repetition method, created with science in mind, ensures that words and sentences are remembered over time. In 2024, Pimsleur will add more involved features, such as quizzes, to ensure you understand.

11. Mango Languages

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The immersive lessons from Mango Languages use a mix of language, culture, and setting to teach. It’s great for students who want to learn valuable skills and about other cultures simultaneously. In 2024, Mango added new languages and dialects to its material, which made it an even more helpful tool.

12. Clozemaster

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Clozemaster is excellent for intermediate and advanced learners because it uses sentence-based learning to help people understand language in its natural setting. It has millions of words in over 50 languages and quizzes that can help you improve your vocabulary. In 2024, a new “Daily Challenge” mode will be added to keep students interested and inspired.

13. Italki

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Italki pairs language learners with trained teachers for one-on-one lessons over video chat. In 2024, it will add cheap community tutors and AI-generated lesson suggestions to its list of services. Italki is excellent for students of all skill levels because it offers flexible schedules and a wide range of teachers.

14. FluentU

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FluentU turns real videos, such as music videos and conversations, into lessons you can interact with. It has a vast video library where language learners can watch and interact with real-life material while learning grammar and vocabulary in context. In 2024, new features will include AI-driven vocabulary lists that show you words appropriate for your level of learning.

15. Linguix

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This app helps you learn a language using AI to help you write and spell. It offers quick feedback and help, making it an excellent tool for students who want to improve their writing. In 2024, Linguix will add more features to its services, such as personalized grammar lessons and excellent contextual learning.

16. Beelinguapp

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Learners can read stories in both their original and target languages simultaneously with Beelinguapp’s bilingual texts. It has a vast library with books of all kinds and levels of difficulty, so it can help a lot of different types of students. As of 2024, Beelinguapp now has audiobooks to help you improve your hearing and speaking skills.

17. Speechling

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Speechling is a one-of-a-kind app that helps you improve your pronunciation by giving you comments from professional coaches. Learners record their speech and get specific feedback from native speakers. They can use this feedback to improve their accent. In 2024, Speechling’s new AI features will add more tasks tailored to each learner’s level.

18. Lingodeer

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Lingodeer is excellent for language learners who want to better grasp grammar and sentence structure because it combines fun and interactive lessons. It offers classes in more and less common languages, like Korean and Chinese. In 2024, more brutal grammar complexes will be added for advanced learners.

19. Drops

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Drops are all about learning new words through games and tasks that are fun to look at. The app is excellent for building a muscular vocabulary because it has a simple layout and lets you learn words quickly. In 2024, Drops added a new “Visual Word Map” that helps students see how words are connected.

20. Langogo

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Langogo is an app for learning languages and translating driven by AI. It offers real-time translations and personalized lessons. It’s beneficial for people who want to learn foreign languages for work or travel because it makes talking to people in other languages easy. In 2024, Langogo will improve its voice recognition and translation for more than 100 languages.

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