Loquus review
A feature-rich Arabic course, but not a Hindi-learning app.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Loquus is a language-learning app centered on a 35-chapter Modern Standard Arabic course, with browser lessons and mobile apps. Its materials include an Arabic alphabet reference with audio, vocabulary cards with transliteration and normal or slow audio, grammar explanations and drills, guided conversations, and speaking practice for learned words. Dictionary, phrasebook, and vocabulary-review tools round out the course. For someone specifically looking for Hindi instruction, Loquus is not a fit: its verified course content is Modern Standard Arabic. It is better suited to solo learners whose goal is Arabic study and who want several kinds of practice in one app.
The course combines reference and practice rather than focusing on a single activity. The Grammar Center covers 75 topics with drills, while vocabulary review uses spaced repetition. Learners can also shadow speech, practice learned words, and work through guided conversations; the alphabet guide and dictionary support quick reference. This range may suit learners who want to move between reading, vocabulary, grammar, and speaking. However, the course's language focus is narrow for this category: it does not serve a Hindi-learning goal, and the Arabic dialect option is Modern Standard Arabic.
Loquus has free browser lessons and a free app tier, with standard course lessons limited to three starts per day. According to the published plan details, Weekly costs $3.99 per week, Monthly costs $9.99 per month, and Yearly costs $89.99 per year. Each paid plan adds unlimited lesson starts, section reviews, capstone lessons, and arcade games. Exact current prices and trial eligibility are shown in the app, and local prices may differ. The iOS/iPadOS and Android apps are in beta. Choose Loquus for Arabic practice across web and mobile; choose a Hindi-focused app if Hindi is the learning objective.
Loquus pros and cons
- Where it wins
- The 35-chapter course combines script, vocabulary, grammar, and conversations.
- Audio supports normal and slow playback, transliteration, and speaking practice.
- Free browser lessons and apps are available on iOS, Android, and web.
- Where it doesn't
- The course teaches Modern Standard Arabic, not Hindi.
- Free access is limited to three lesson starts per day.
- The iOS/iPadOS and Android apps are currently in beta.
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