Ling – Language Learning App

Ling Learn Languages

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About this app

Are your New Year's resolutions ready? How about adding a new language to your goals? Download Ling to learn 40+ languages in 2026!

Unlock a free language learning experience with Ling, the top language app for learning hard languages like Thai, Tagalog, Serbian, Khmer, Cantonese, and more.

LANGUAGE COURSES

Say hello to 4 new languages! Learn Somali, Cebuano, Icelandic, and Sinhala only on Ling!

Learn Thai, learn Serbian, learn Tagalog, learn Albanian, learn Khmer, learn Korean, learn Afrikaans, learn Armenian, learn Bengali, learn Bosnian, learn Bulgarian, learn Burmese, learn Cantonese, learn Chinese, learn Croatian, learn Czech, learn Estonian, learn Farsi (Persian), learn Georgian, learn Hindi, learn Hungarian, learn Indonesian, learn Japanese, learn Kannada, learn Lao, learn Latvian, learn Lithuanian, learn Malayalam, learn Malay, learn Marathi, learn Mongolian, learn Nepali, learn Polish, learn Punjabi, learn Romanian, learn Russian, learn Slovak, learn Slovenian, learn Swahili, learn Tamil, learn Telugu, learn Turkish, learn Ukrainian, learn Urdu, learn Icelandic, learn Cebuano, learn Somali, learn Sinhala, and learn Vietnamese!

WHY LING

- Learn languages easy with short, interactive lessons that build vocabulary, grammar, speaking, listening, reading, & writing
- Designed for language learners of all levels, from beginner to advanced
- Built-in gamification (points, streaks, leaderboards) to keep you motivated
- Languages you can’t find anywhere else

IMMERSIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING

- Native speaker audio ensures correct pronunciation, especially for tonal languages
- Culture notes offer essential cultural context to deepen your understanding

HARD LANGUAGES

- Use Ling to learn hard languages with non-Latin alphabets
- Practical vocabulary and phrases
- Optional transcription
- Writing practice

UNITS

- Introduction
- Basic Sentences
- Numbers & Family
- Numbers & Counting
- Activities
- Food & Tastes
- Vegetables & Fruits
- In the Cafe
- Eating Out
- Where is it?
- Places & Locations
- Navigation
- Occupations & Workplaces
- Family Members & Moods
- Shapes, Objects, & Colors
- Clothing
- Accessories
- Footwear
- Date
- Time
- Traveling
- In the Classroom
- Music
- Post Office & Bank
- Sightseeing
- Accommodation
- At the Airport
- Relationships
- Emergency
- Meet the Doctor
- Body & Appearance
- Weather & Forecast
- Reasoning
- Dating
- Romance I
- Social Network
- Romance II
- Cooking
- Telling a Story
- In the Meeting
- Business
- Business Talk
- Nature & Landscape
- Disaster
- Spaceship
- In the House
- In the Court
- Health
- Wishes I
- Wishes II

BEST FOR

- Anyone wanting to learn languages on the go
- Those looking for a language app that offers less common languages

Download Ling to start learning languages!

PRICING

- Monthly: $14.99
- Half-yearly: $59.99
- Yearly: $79.99
- Lifetime: $149.99

Please note: Subscriptions will automatically renew unless auto-renew is disabled at least 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. If not, you will be charged the subscription amount through your Play Store account. Manage current subscriptions and disable auto-renewal by going to your Account Settings after purchase.

FOLLOW US

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SUPPORT & FEEDBACK

If you have any comments, suggestions, questions, or anything else, you can reach out to [e-mail].

Ratings and reviews

I agree with the people saying this app is better than Duolingo. I liked all of the features it offered BEFORE I had to stop the free 7 day trial. After that, I was only able to do the introduction lessons and the basic sentences lessons. I figured that this as because they wanted me to go chronologically, not skip ahead to later lessons, but it isn't. I finished the lessons and they didn't let me do any more. I might bring my rating down if this isn't a bug.

So far, so good. I wish the push to get premium wasn't as frequent (it's after every lesson). I also would have liked a quiz or something to determine my level in a given language, since I usually underestimate my knowledge, which makes the lessons too easy at first. However, if you're switching from Duo because of their AI BS, this is a good transition. It has a similar reward system, and as a voice actor myself, I can tell all of the recordings are genuine, all-human voices.

Lots of room for improvement. The best part is the wide variety of languages that aren't available on other apps. A decent enough layout. Native speakers. But the lessons aren't tailored to the language you're learning so you'll be saying the same things in everything. The lessons are also a bit boring. The grammar and culture notes are a bit sparse. Still worth it if you're Interested in a more obscure language. I'll personally be coming back to learn some Mongolian myself.

What’s new

Start 2026 with a smoother language routine in the Ling app. This update refreshes lessons, improves performance, and fixes a few bugs so you can stay focused on learning, not the app. Update Ling to keep your 2026 language goals on track