Idiom : Learn Languages

Idiom

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About this app

Learn a new language by fully immersing yourself in latest news and videos! Idiom is a free language learning app that helps you learn words and expressions while you read news and books or watch videos. Start building vocabulary and expressions in English, Spanish, French, Chinese, Italian, German, and many more.


“It is the best App for reading and learning.” - Alex64CN
“very very very good！！！” - 侏大爷
“This software is so great” - blackcat woman


Fun & Effective Language Learning
+ Learn from anything — from news & novels to Youtube videos
+ Tap to translate any word into 100+ languages
+ Browse dictionary to learn idioms and expressions


Build Active Vocabulary
+ Study vocabulary in context, and while listening to native pronunciations
+ Memorize quickly with word cards and spaced repetition
+ Highlight to review them later

Improve Language Fluency
+ Read and watch from variety of topics and sources - the choice is yours
+ Interrogate meaning by translating phrases directly within the app
+ Read much much more, because it’s fun ٩(^‿^)۶

Learn English, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Latin, Russian, Portuguese, Turkish, Dutch, Filipino, Danish, Swedish, Polish, Greek, Hungarian, Hebrew, Vietnamese, and more!

If you like Idiom, try Idiom Helm for 7 days free! Learn a language fast with no ads reading mode and higher-fidelity translations and text-to-speech. Everything else is free.

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Ratings and reviews

very solid app overall, simple & straight to the point. the only issue is that you can't slow down the reading speed, which is extremely fast sometimes

Thank you very much. Can you please add features such as dark mode, selecting favorite channels for the video section? Or there could be a section that separates videos according to their topics.

its good for watching videos as it gives line by line subtitling, and the translation suggestions seem to always be context appropriate. But I cant figure out how to export my saved words for review. Clicking the word in the list just prompts me to open the video, when I just want to see at a glance what the meaning it. Trying to export them brings up a list of irrelevant share options like twitter and discord (none of which work), with no option to just save them as a file of some kind.

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