This app called LingoDeer is full of many languages all with different levels of fluency and grammar, it is known for its detailed lessons and information that is compiled and used to better help the student get as close to fluent as possible.
There are many levels all with grammar,reading,writing, and memorization skills to learn.
There are levels to help you speak and read like a native as well.
You can also hear others and their ways of speaking as well as just learning the best of each persons ability in that specific language.
In the end of the last level of each language there is a reading course from absolute beginner to master of that there language.
In the more detailed languages such as the one in the slideshow (Japanese) but also Mandarin, Korean, Thai and others; there is a separate place to learn their characters special to their languages.
In Japanese there are over 1000 Kanji to know for complete fluency, so this app helps you learn and read them.
It does cost money to unlock every single language and every level to complete fluency but it is free up until a certain point.
There is an option for monthly payment/yearly payment or a one time payment which I think is 107.00 in all. I bought the lifetime account because it had every language I have an interest in learning.
I hope you all end up enjoying this app as much as I have every day and days to come :)
... Read moreBuilding on my initial thoughts, I really wanted to dive deeper into why LingoDeer stands out, especially since many of you are searching for specifics like the 'grammar explanation screen' or 'Japanese lesson interface.' From my personal experience, this app isn't just about learning words; it's about truly understanding the mechanics of a new language.
Let’s talk about the character learning, which is often a huge hurdle for languages like Japanese, Korean, and Chinese. The 'kana learning screen' and 'hiragana practice' are incredibly well-designed. When you first encounter the Japanese Gojuon chart, LingoDeer breaks it down beautifully, explaining Hiragana, Katakana, and Romaji, along with different romanization systems like Hepburn. It's not just rote memorization; the 'character drill' exercises are interactive and reinforce what you've learned. For Japanese, tackling over 1000 Kanji feels less daunting because the app integrates them naturally into lessons, showing you how they're used in context. The 'Hangul learning interface' for Korean is equally fantastic, guiding you through the alphabet with clear pronunciation and writing practice.
Now, for those of you interested in the 'grammar explanation screen' – this is where LingoDeer truly shines. Unlike some apps that just give you phrases, LingoDeer provides thorough, easy-to-understand explanations for each grammatical concept. For Japanese, I've found their tips on kana elongation, understanding nouns, verbs, and even basic sentence structures to be invaluable. They clarify tricky concepts like negation or existence (using 'あります' and 'ありません') and simplify the 'Be Verb' ('です'). The app uses vibrant examples and often includes a detailed breakdown of particles like 'に' for locations, which is crucial for forming coherent sentences.
My favorite aspect for practical use has to be the 'Story-Reading' and 'Story-Speaking' exercises. These aren't just passive lessons; you actively engage by reading stories and even recording your own speech to compare with native speakers. This really helps to solidify vocabulary selection and sentence building skills. The 'Japanese lesson interface' and 'Korean lessons interface' are always clean and intuitive, guiding you from basic 'Greetings' and 'Self-introductions' to more complex 'Common Phrases' effortlessly. It’s like having a patient, knowledgeable tutor right in your pocket. Whether it's a typing task to construct a simple sentence or a character drill with an abacus, the exercises are varied and keep you engaged. This comprehensive approach is why I genuinely believe LingoDeer is such an efficient and effective tool for language acquisition.