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Language Learning Apps: ranks 251–276

Page 6 of 6 of the full language learning apps ranking. Every tool here is researched from its official pricing and product pages. See our top picks →

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Ranks 251–276 of 276 tools, best first

26 tools
  1. OpenLang

    Best forFree learners wanting open-source language games

    A free collection of language games for learners who prefer open-source practice.

    • Offline lessons
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit OpenLang
  2. Best forBeginners learning languages through cultural heritage

    Free web-based lessons pair language practice with oral traditions and cultural paths.

    • Speech practice
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Tribal Lingua
  3. ConjuGato

    Best forFocused Spanish verb and grammar practice

    A focused Spanish conjugation app with customizable drills and offline practice.

    • Offline lessons
    • Personalized review
    • Speech practice
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit ConjuGato
  4. Best forLearners who enjoy adaptive vocabulary games

    A focused, free mobile app for learners who prefer adaptive vocabulary games.

    • Personalized review
    • Mobile apps
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Vocab Victor
  5. Conjuu

    Best forFrench learners focused on verb mastery

    A strong French verb companion, but not a complete language course.

    • Personalized review
    • Mobile apps
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Conjuu
  6. zkanji

    Best forDesktop Japanese learners needing dictionary and kanji tools

    A focused desktop reference and study tool for independent Japanese learners.

    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit zkanji
  7. LumaLingo

    Best forFree beginners learning practical vocabulary

    A free, focused way for beginners to build practical vocabulary in four languages.

    • Offline lessons
    • Mobile apps
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit LumaLingo
  8. Vocly

    Best forWeb learners collecting vocabulary while browsing

    A focused Chrome extension for turning everyday browsing into vocabulary practice.

    Free plan Our Vocly verdict → Visit Vocly
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Vocly
  9. Verleer

    Best forDesktop learners using their own media to study

    A free desktop app for learning from your own text, video, music, and more.

    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Verleer
  10. LangX

    Best forLearners seeking language exchange and breadth

    A broad language-exchange community with messaging, corrections, and translation tools.

    • Speech practice
    • Mobile apps
    Free plan Our LangX verdict → Visit LangX
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit LangX
  11. Vocabry

    Best forInstitutions building syllabus-aligned practice

    A syllabus-focused web app with strong practice tools, but contact-sales pricing limits easy comparison.

    • Personalized review
    • Speech practice
    Pricing on request Our Vocabry verdict → Visit Vocabry
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Vocabry
  12. Best forJapanese learners preparing through tests and games

    A focused free option for beginner Japanese learners who prefer tests and game-based practice.

    • Offline lessons
    • Speech practice
    • Mobile apps
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit site
  13. Best forFamilies teaching young children through play

    A focused, family-friendly app for introducing four languages through play.

    • Offline lessons
    • Mobile apps
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Poikilingo
  14. Caatuu

    Best forOpen-source learners wanting offline-friendly practice

    An open-source language app with contextual practice and offline-friendly Android support.

    • Speech practice
    • Mobile apps
    Open source Our Caatuu verdict → Visit Caatuu
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Caatuu
  15. Tokki

    Best forLearners who want language practice in messaging

    A free mobile messenger that turns conversations into vocabulary practice.

    • Mobile apps
    Free plan Our Tokki verdict → Visit Tokki
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Tokki
  16. Best forFree, quick grammar and vocabulary practice

    A free, focused quiz app for quick English grammar and vocabulary practice.

    • Mobile apps
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit site
  17. Fluenz

    Best forLearners wanting comprehensive desktop and mobile courses

    A structured six-language course suite with strong desktop, mobile, and offline coverage.

    • Placement test
    • Offline lessons
    • Mobile apps
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Fluenz
  18. Best forCommunity-based language reference and listening

    A free community language reference app with strong media and offline access, but limited structured learning.

    • Offline lessons
    • Mobile apps
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit FirstVoices
  19. Speakoo

    Best forLearners wanting simple AI speaking practice

    A focused web app for adaptive AI speaking practice and correction feedback.

    • Personalized review
    • Speech practice
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Speakoo
  20. Asakiri

    Best forCreators building offline language courses

    A free open-source desktop studio for building offline language courses.

    • Offline lessons
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Asakiri
  21. LingoHut

    Best forFree beginners learning practical vocabulary

    A useful free starting point for practical vocabulary, but not a full language course.

    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit LingoHut
  22. Hirogaru

    Best forFree beginners learning Japanese through culture

    A focused, free web resource for beginners learning Japanese through culture.

    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Hirogaru
  23. Dzelda

    Best forReaders wanting free open-source language practice

    A focused reading tool for learners who want free, community-supported practice.

    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Dzelda
  24. Kiten

    Best forJapanese learners needing a desktop dictionary

    A focused, free desktop reference for Japanese words and kanji—not a full language course.

    Free plan Our Kiten verdict → Visit KDE
    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit KDE
  25. Toucan

    Best forBrowser-based immersion while reading the web

    A free browser extension for contextual language immersion across 12 languages.

    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit Toucan
  26. LingvoTV

    Best forLearners studying vocabulary while watching movies

    A focused subtitle-translation companion for learners collecting vocabulary from movies.

    3.0/10★★☆☆☆
    Visit LingvoTV

No tools match those filters.

Compare at a glance

#ToolFree planPaid fromMobile appsScore
251OpenLangYesFree3.0
252Tribal LinguaYesFree3.0
253ConjuGatoYesYes3.0
254Vocab VictorYesFreeYes3.0
255ConjuuYesYes3.0
256zkanjiYesFree3.0
257LumaLingoYesFreeYes3.0
258VoclyYesFree3.0
259VerleerYesFreeNo3.0
260LangXYesYes3.0
261VocabryNo3.0
262Challenge with Erin! – Japanese Language TestYesFreeYes3.0
263PoikilingoYesYes3.0
264CaatuuFreeYes3.0
265TokkiYesFreeYes3.0
266Johnny Grammar's Word ChallengeYesFreeYes3.0
267FluenzNo$187/yrYes3.0
268FirstVoices Language AppsYesFreeYes3.0
269SpeakooYesFree3.0
270AsakiriYesFree3.0
271LingoHutYesFreeNo3.0
272HirogaruYesFree3.0
273DzeldaYesFree3.0
274KitenYesFreeNo3.0
275ToucanYesFree3.0
276LingvoTVYesNo3.0

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