I’ve been using Duolingo for the past I would say 2 to 3 years and I picked up on basically nothing. For the most part, I stuck with Spanish and did that for about a year and I only know the basics like hermana is sister or something, yo is I, I’m not even sure if that’s exactly correct, etc etc etc. I know how to write or type out “Yo no habla Español” and I doubt that’s really the proper way that it’s meant to be typed but they never taught me how to do an accent or anything, and even when I did an English course, they were failing me for no reason because apparently I wasn’t saying the words I’ve been speaking for my entire correctly. And then I switched to this because I really been wanting to learn German, but Duolingo wasn’t doing that for me. Because it actually speaks in an accent, I know what I have to do to change how I talk to actually do the accent, I’m actually picking up words and I’ve been using this for only two days already, and I found the heart system very useful so I don’t get carried away and do like 20 lessons in a day and forget everything the next. I saw a lot of people complaining about the AI pictures and stuff, but it’s not that bad and I can’t stand them as long as I’m learning an actual language at a good pace where my brain won’t think that I’m learning nothing and give up. I’ll give one more review in a week just to see if I still approve and it was just the first day starters but thank you so much!

I just started this app and I just want to say this is a very good, efficient, enjoyable app to use for learning a new language. I’m learning French at the moment and I have learned so much in only 30 minutes I’m already learning new phrases and how to use them in the daily life. This app is great for grammar and explains words and how to use these words/phrases excellently. This app is very cheap compared to the other apps like Duolingo last year around this time I started using Duolingo and bought the pro for $60 which was a mistake and will never do again. But I joined this app and when I say you had to pay for the extra lessons a day like Duolingo I was very bummed but this app is only half the price versus Duolingo. I just have to say this app is way better than the other apps and actually takes time to explain the basics before you start getting into the hard stuff compared to Duolingo when you join you are almost immediately hit with the hard stuff. Also when I joined Duolingo and was doing it for a couple of months I was very discouraged and it felt like something was wrong with me because I wasn’t understanding it and come to find out it was the app keep in mind I had a streak over 200 but I’m glad I quit and came over to this app and I’m finally understanding now. I recommend this app 100% to anyone trying to learn a new language!!!

Coming from Duolingo I thought it was the best language learning app ever but I did not realize that the way they were teaching me was not really making me understand, I feel Duolingo is really overrated. But then a few days ago my friend reccomend Air Learn I said I would give it a try I wasn’t really hopeful because I thought all language learning apps were the same, so I gave it a try and let me tell honestly such an amazing app it’s very underrated it tells you how some words have to go first before others like in English it would be I drink water but actually translated it like drink I water or something like that, it explains stuff like that it explains the culture and it sticks to one section with everything I need to know in it like when I first started Duolingo it was really teaching me words but not as much words Air Learn I learned so many new words than Duolingo was teaching me I just can’t explain the Jurassic difference between these two honestly I’m satisfied. I will say I wish they had African languages specifically Igbo language (Imo state dialect) and I would like them to teach it the same exact way they teach it with Spanish. Anyways if your looking for a so to learn languages come to Air Learn THE BEST.

This app is good, but I docked a few points from my review due to its heavily reliance on AI. For years I’ve been looking for an app that teaches basic, effective, and actually correct Tagalog. No specific dialect or anything just basic Tagalog. This app was an excellent breath of fresh air. The translations were more accurate, but when I went over some of the words being translated with my boyfriend who is fluent in Tagalog, he actually said some of the words featured on this app are offensive/not applicable to that context/just straight up grammatically wrong. This app is cool, but if you can’t pay real professionals to fact check what you’re feeding your AI, then you may wanna consider using this app entirely as a user. This also ties into their social media marketing tactic — not sure if they’re doing it on purpose but they will post reels of a puppet showing translations of a language but it’s not really accurate. You can argue it’s a social media tactic but not a very ethical/effective one in my opinion because people know from the jump you only care about numbers and not actually exposing people to different languages and cultures. Pushing people to buy a subscription of your app that is practically ran and trained on AI is laughable imo too. This app is fairly new so I gave it grace because maybe they have a smaller development team, but if you aren’t ready to pay real people to fact check some of these lessons I’m not willing to give you any of my money.