LingQ - Learn German

LingQ Languages Ltd.

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About this app

Learn German by immersing yourself in a world of interesting, authentic German content!

Start with easy beginner lessons but quickly progress into learning German from compelling material. 1000s of hours of German lessons, podcasts, audiobooks, interviews and more, all with transcript. LingQ even lets you import German news articles, YouTube videos, Netflix shows and learn German for free from any content you find on the web! Start your German language journey today!

Listen and follow along in the text while learning German. Look up and save new words and German phrases to your personal German vocabulary database. Track which words and German verbs you know and which words are new to you. Watch your vocabulary grow! Track all your German learning activities including listening time, words of reading and more. You will learn how to speak German in no time!

Review and learn German vocabulary in context using our proprietary German SRS review tools. Register your account and have your data synced to our web application as well so you can study on the web along with on multiple devices. The LingQ app also lets you learn German free offline and syncs up when you get back online. This lets you take advantage of dead time and short breaks throughout the day to spend more time with your German.

No other app will take you as far. LingQ will teach you how to speak German in no time!

Features:
* 1000’s of hours of downloadable German audio files all with transcript
* Look up and save German vocabulary using multiple integrated dictionary resources
* Review your vocabulary using our German SRS review system
* Track how many German words you know, which words are new & which German phrases you are learning
* Import YouTube videos and Netflix shows and study them on LingQ
* Keep all your learning statistics including listening and reading time
* Use the Playlist to easily listen to all your current German lessons while on the go.
* Sync word data, playlist data and lesson data to the web and across devices
* Study German offline and update data when back online
*Receive notifications for all LingQ activities from web or mobile including forum and exchange activities from the web
* Manage all your German vocabulary, your German verbs and German phrases
* See your learning targets and measure your progress

“Built by language learners for language learners!”

LingQ Co-Founder, Steve Kaufmann, one of the world’s leading polyglots, has learned 15 languages using this approach. Steve is the “Godfather of language learning”

Get German language learning tips from Steve at his:
Blog: blog.thelinguist.com
YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/user/lingosteve

ACCELERATE YOUR LEARNING WITH LINGQ PREMIUM
• Unlimited LingQs - Look up & save all new words and phrases in our reader
• Word Tracking - Track known words, new words to accelerate your learning
• Unlimited Vocab Review: SRS (spaced repetition system)
• Unlimited Imports - Import & study text from the web
• 50% off Tutoring on the web

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Ratings and reviews

LingQ is a great app for learning language through interesting stories. Each story has a few more words of vocab, and gradually the stories get longer and more descriptive until most articles are manageable.

Extremely huge data consumption. It only has audio + text and I spend less than 20 minutes daily on it finishing a lesson or two. In a month period it consumed a whopping 102 GB!! the same period I consumed only 4GB on YouTube although I always open streams and 2GB tethering. Also, free version doesn't show translation except for 20 words in total which makes it hard to learn using it.

I think it is a good app all functions are good, but it seems to not concern much that German is complicated. We have Trennbar Verben in German (e.g. Anfangen) when I click to translate the vocab when it located seperately. The translation is correct but the word that shows on the card is "fangen" without "an" . And of course the same as the card game, it shows "fangen" instead of "anfangen". This can be bad for learning language. If I were new for this, I would understand "fangen = begin".

What's new

- Fix bug in context based meaning not selected if user selects status first;
- Fix issue with review session start;
- Fix imported lessons not always opening after importing;
- UI improvements in Library;
- Stability improvements.