This is a free, open-source language learning platform. Words are presented in frequency order with spaced repetition in context of sentences to build new vocabulary. Great for busy language learners!

Worked on this project with a friend of mine. Enjoy and let me know what you think!

@wantrepreneur Promising! However, I feel like there is some way to go. As a native brazilian, the portuguese sentences did not feel really natural, but I really liked the learning strategy, I feel like this can easily become a powerful product if some language experts come and polish the languages. I would like to see how this will be in some time, keep it up!

I totally understand. I used Duolingo regularly for a week, but then I wasn't taking it seriously, so I decided to delete it. I don't think this way of learning a language is for everyone, so I'm glad I discovered Preply. Now I have online meetings with my tutor, who is a native speaker. I'd say that I see some improvements already because now I understand cartoons and I can have small talk in Spanish.

Good day. I have used various foreign language learning programs. I used duolingo and preply, but it was all pretty unsuccessful. I found a good native tutor for myself only on the website https://livexp.com . I think that you will also be able to find a good teacher for yourself for any subject.

LangBridge

Frequency-based, contextual language learning

Frequency-based, contextual language learning

LangBridge

Frequency-based, contextual language learning

Frequency-based, contextual language learning

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Do you use LangBridge?

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