Qlango : Apprenez 50 langues 4+

I’ve wanted to learn lesser spoken languages for a long time e.x, Macedonian. Qlang offers Macedonian and other lesser spoken languages. I am working my way through A1 material, first (500) word vocabulary. So far thenlearning material is very useful. Once I complete A1 I will definitely subscribe and do B1 material.

Only down side is, you aready have to have knowledge of orthography because Qlang doesn’t teach alphabetes. Other than that, this app is a amazing!!

Thank you so much :) We made a lot in development in last few weeks. We have subtitles for Macedonian and you can turn them on/off as you wish :) Macedonian is currently available only in A1, but we want to add A2 very soon. B1 might join at the end of year 2024.

Ive never experienced such a bad language “learning” app. It doesn’t teach you anything, it just gives you random questions you have to solve. So you cant even learn “hi”, you just straight up quiz (they call it games…?). If you’re learning a language- ESPECIALLY, ones with a different alphabet. This is not good at all. They just tried to get as many languages in so people would download. There’s literally no mechanism that makes it teach you vocab. It’s only quizzes and you can’t even slow the pronunciation. I really thought i could use this for korean.. EDITED: Oh, its so you can recognize the sentences? It literally sounds like a robot with its volume is being cranked up and down, you also cant slow down the app pronunciation so I doubt “children “ would be able to hear it properly. I personally would like to have a full understanding of what im learning but okay. Because I’m trying to learn pronunciation, grammar, conjugations, literature, etc. And I’m still confused as to why this would be released when theres no actual teaching mechanism.. If you’re going to make is learn ourselves, you could’ve at LEAST given us a wordbank

Hello Teni ;)

Thank you for your review. It really points out some of our shortcomings which we already plan to correct. Please read our complete answer and I hope we can convince you to use the app and then maybe give us a higher rating :)

We don't teach alphabet, but we plan to do it in a very near future (probably in Q3 of 2023). Until then users have to find a resource in the internet which will teach them the alphabet.

Our method of teaching is like children are learning languages. That means that they hear the words and phrases often enough so they remember them and then with time they can form their own sentences. We offer a hint on every question. If you don't know the answer, use the hint. It doesn't cost anything. If you still don't know the answer, tap on hint again (especially on dictation, writing), because you will get even more help. For every example where you used the hint, you will have to answer it again in the second round where you can use hint again. You don't have to repeat after you know all examples without hints. This system really works. You'll be positively shocked how good. ;)

An introduction to the learning material is planned in February and so are flash cards. Both of them will be available before our "quizes" like you call them and I'm sure they will make it simpler for users who are completely new to a language.

We haven't added so many languages only for users to buy our app. Our app is very open, more than many other apps and users can test how it works, see what we have etc. before deciding to buy. You don't need a credit card or to start a trial period to test the app. If a user bought the app, we return the money within a month. I think that proves how sure we are of our app and the learning method we implemented ;)