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NewLingu review

Freemium#94 of 276 in Language Learning Apps

An affordable offline app combining speaking, listening, grammar, and vocabulary practice.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

NewLingu is a freemium language-learning app for travelers and other learners who prefer short, practical study sessions. Its coverage includes vocabulary, pronunciation, speech practice with feedback, listening, grammar, progressive lessons, and adjustable A1–C1 levels. Learners can study through a browser or native iOS and Android apps, with offline learning available for mobile use. The format suits people who want varied practice across core language skills rather than a tool focused only on vocabulary or conversation.

The free Basic plan includes an introduction topic area, 12 lessons, basic controls and app functions, and no registration requirement. Premium costs €59.99 per year, equivalent to €4.99 per month when billed annually. It adds all languages, more than 100 topics, live conversations, Story Translator, the smart vocabulary trainer, and ad-free learning. The paid tier therefore expands both content breadth and practice depth, while the free tier provides a low-commitment way to explore the app.

NewLingu’s strongest fit is for learners who want one app covering vocabulary review, pronunciation, listening, grammar, virtual dialogue, and offline study. Smart repetition and adjustable levels support ongoing practice, while the leaderboard and exclusive exercises add additional activities. Its lack of a placement test means learners must choose their starting level without an automated initial assessment. People seeking a clear starting point based on tested proficiency may prefer an alternative with placement built in; travelers and independent learners who value affordable, offline, all-round practice should find NewLingu the more suitable choice.

NewLingu pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free Basic tier with no registration required
    • Offline mode plus web, iOS, and Android access
    • Speech feedback, smart repetition, and virtual conversations
  • Where it doesn't
    • No placement test for initial level selection
    • Basic is limited to one topic area and 12 lessons
    • Premium annual pricing may vary by region

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