Ling - Taallessen

Name: Ling - Taallessen
Rating: 4.6 (612 reviews)
Author: SIMYA LABS COMPANY LIMITED

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Ontsluit een wereld aan taalmogelijkheden met Ling, een van 's werelds snelst groeiende taalapps en Apple's Great Apps For Education in 2023! Ling, gemaakt door taalexperts en omarmd door meer dan 1 miljoen toegewijde leerlingen wereldwijd, biedt een leuke en effectieve manier om Aziatische en Oost-Europese talen te leren door middel van handige, hapklare lessen. Verfijn je spreek-, lees-, luister- en schrijfvaardigheid in één les en voer levensechte gesprekken in het Thais, Servisch, Tagalog, Albanees en meer voor je het weet. WAAROM LING~ - Moeilijkere talen: Dat klopt, wij onderwijzen moeilijke talen die anderen niet zouden durven. Dat komt omdat het grootste deel van ons team uit verschillende leden uit de Aziatische en Europese regio bestaat en daarom de waarde en schoonheid van deze minder onderwezen talen begrijpt. - Boeiend en effectief leren: Combineert spelachtige lessen en leuke personages om je gemotiveerd te houden en je taalvaardigheid te vergroten. - Bewezen methodologie: Onze app is zorgvuldig ontworpen en wordt voortdurend herzien door leerexperts, waarbij gebruik wordt gemaakt van een op wetenschap gebaseerde leermethode die ervoor zorgt dat kennis op lange termijn behouden blijft. - Voortgangstracker: Bepaal en bereik je taaldoelen met speelse beloningen en prestaties, waardoor je dagelijkse oefening een leuke gewoonte wordt. - Bloeiende gemeenschap: Sluit je aan bij meer dan 1 miljoen leerders wereldwijd en blijf gemotiveerd met ons leaderboard. WAT GEBRUIKERS ZEGGEN OVER LING~ "Geweldig leertempo met goede inhoud voor woordenschat en grammatica." - Kirsch Ruck "Ik was het meest onder de indruk van de chatbot, omdat het een innovatief idee was plus het feit dat ze menselijke stemmen gebruiken om met de gebruiker te communiceren." - Yakut Castanedo "Ik zou de Ling App aanraden. Het is een goede bron voor het leren van taal en specifiek voor het zien van taalgebruik in een dialoog." - Alexander GEBRUIK LING OM TE LEREN~ Afrikaans • Albanees • Amhaars • Armeens • Azerbeidzjaans • Bengaals • Bosnisch • Bulgaars • Birmaans • Kantonees • Catalaans • Cebuano • Chinees (vereenvoudigd) • Chinees (traditioneel) • Kroatisch • Tsjechisch • Deens • Nederlands • Engels • Estisch • Fins • Frans • Duits • Georgisch • Grieks • Gujarati • Hebreeuws • Hindi • Hokkien • Hongaars • IJslands • Indonesisch • Iers • Italiaans • Japans • Javaans • Kannada • Kazachs • Khmer • Koreaans • Laotiaans • Lets • Litouws • Maleis • Malayalam • Maori • Marathi • Mongools • Noors • Nepalees • Pools • Portugees • Pasjtoe • Perzisch • Punjabi • Roemeens • Russisch • Servisch • Singalees • Slowaaks • Sloveens • Somalisch • Sorbisch • Spaans (Castiliaans) • Standaardarabisch • Soendanees • Swahili • Zweeds • Tagalog • Tamil • Telugu • Thais • Turks • Oekraïens • Urdu • Oezbeeks • Vietnamees • Yoruba VOLG LING~ https://ling-app.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ling_app/ https://www.youtube.com/@LingLearnLanguages https://www.tiktok.com/@ling_app?lang=en https://www.facebook.com/Ling.learn.languages/ https://www.quora.com/Ling-Language-Lessons ONDERSTEUNING EN FEEDBACK~ Als je opmerkingen, suggesties of problemen hebt, neem dan contact met ons op via support@ling-app.com Gebruiksvoorwaarden: https://ling-app.com/terms-of-use/ Privacybeleid: https://ling-app.com/privacy-policy-2/

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4,6

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A honest review with suggestions that could benefit both parties majorly!
17 sep
Dimitri.FPC
I have been learning Serbian with Ling for 201 days now, so I feel like I have enough experience with the app to give some honest feedback. Overall, I really like the idea of Ling and I think it has a lot of potential, but there are a few things that I believe could make a huge difference in how effective the learning experience is.The biggest issue I have noticed is the order in which vocabulary is taught.I think language-learning apps should focus much more on teaching the words and phrases that people actually need when they first start communicating with someone. When you meet a Serbian person for the first time, they are much more likely to ask you things like “What is your name?”, “How are you?”, “How old are you?”, “Where are you from?”, “What do you do?”, or “Do you speak Serbian?” than they are to ask you about an apple, a boat, a motorcycle, or some other random object.Yet, in the early lessons, you often get vocabulary like this before you have learned enough basic phrases to actually have a simple conversation.I think the first stage of learning a language should be heavily focused on communication. You should learn things like:“Hello.”“My name is…”“I am from…”“I am learning Serbian.”“I only speak a little Serbian.”“How are you?”“What is your name?”“How old are you?”“What do you do?”“I understand.”“I don’t understand.”“Can you repeat that?”“I would like…”“Can I have…?”“How much does this cost?”These are phrases that you can immediately use in real life. They give you the ability to actually start interacting with people, even if your vocabulary is still very limited.The same applies to situations like restaurants. If I travel to Serbia, being able to say “I would like this,” “Can I have this?”, “I don’t want this,” “Can I get the bill?”, or “How much is it?” is far more immediately useful than knowing the word for a random object that I may never need to talk about.I think vocabulary such as “apple,” “boat,” “motorcycle,” etc. should absolutely be taught eventually. But I would introduce those words after the learner has already built a basic foundation for communicating. The beginning of a course should make you feel like you can actually start talking to someone, rather than giving you a collection of unrelated words that you cannot yet use in a conversation.Another major issue for me is repetition.Ling introduces a lot of new vocabulary, but I don’t feel that previously learned words are repeated enough during the normal lessons. Often, a lesson feels like: learn a new group of words, move on to another group, learn another group, and so on.There are refresh/review lessons, but I think repetition should be built into every single lesson instead of being something that happens only occasionally.This is one thing I really notice when comparing Ling with Duolingo. Duolingo constantly brings older vocabulary back into new sentences while introducing new words. That means you are simultaneously learning something new and refreshing what you already know. The old vocabulary becomes the foundation for the new vocabulary.I think Ling could benefit enormously from doing the same thing.For example, if I learned ten words in previous lessons, a new lesson shouldn’t only teach me ten completely new words. It could use some of those old words in new sentences and conversations while introducing a few new ones. That way, you are constantly recycling the language you have already learned.Otherwise, you can end up in a situation where you keep learning new vocabulary while slowly forgetting the vocabulary from previous lessons. Then you have to relearn the same basic words over and over again.For me, repetition is one of the most important parts of language learning. Learning new words is fun, but remembering them is what actually makes you improve.The third thing I would change is how speaking practice is integrated into the lessons.Ling already has separate speaking lessons, which I think is a good idea, but I don’t think speaking should be something you only focus on every few lessons. I think a little bit of speaking should be incorporated into every lesson.When you learn a new word, you should ideally be able to:1. See the word.2. Read the word.3. Hear the word.4. Say the word yourself.If I only see a new word and read its translation, I might recognize it, but that doesn’t necessarily mean I can actually use it in a conversation.Pronunciation is especially important when learning Serbian. If I learn a word but never practice saying it, I may remember what it means while still not being able to confidently use it when speaking.Even something simple like asking the learner to repeat several of the new words out loud during every normal lesson would make a big difference. Then the speaking practice would not feel like a separate part of the course; it would become part of learning the language itself.Overall, I think Ling has a really good foundation, and I wouldn’t be writing such a detailed review if I didn’t think the app had potential. After 201 days of learning Serbian, these are the things that stand out to me the most.I would love to see Ling put more emphasis on three things:• Teaching practical, conversation-starting phrases before less useful vocabulary.• Constantly recycling and repeating previously learned words throughout new lessons.• Integrating a small amount of speaking practice into every lesson.If these three areas were improved, I think the learning experience could become much more effective. The goal shouldn’t only be to teach learners more and more words. It should be to help them remember the important words, understand them, pronounce them, and actually use them when speaking to a real person.That is ultimately what most people are learning a language for.

Reactie van ontwikkelaar
Hi! Thank you so much for taking the time to write such a detailed and thoughtful review. Feedback like this is incredibly valuable, especially from someone who has spent so much time using the app.We really appreciate your points about prioritizing practical, conversation-focused phrases, recycling previously learned vocabulary, and incorporating more speaking practice into regular lessons. We understand the distinction you’re making between simply recognizing a word and being able to actually remember, pronounce, and use it in a real conversation.Our Scenario-Based Learning approach is designed to introduce language in practical situations, but we recognize that the sequencing and repetition of vocabulary can have a major impact on how useful and memorable the learning experience feels. Your examples about introductions, everyday questions, restaurants, and other real-life interactions provide very clear and actionable feedback for our team.We’ll make sure your suggestions are shared with our Language and Product Teams for consideration. We especially appreciate that you took the time to explain why these changes would make a difference rather than simply pointing out what you disliked.If you have any additional feedback, you’re always welcome to reach us at support@ling-app.com. Recyl
A honest review with suggestions that could benefit both parties majorly!
17 sep
Dimitri.FPC

I have been learning Serbian with Ling for 201 days now, so I feel like I have enough experience with the app to give some honest feedback. Overall, I really like the idea of Ling and I think it has a lot of potential, but there are a few things that I believe could make a huge difference in how effective the learning experience is.The biggest issue I have noticed is the order in which vocabulary is taught.I think language-learning apps should focus much more on teaching the words and phrases that people actually need when they first start communicating with someone. When you meet a Serbian person for the first time, they are much more likely to ask you things like “What is your name?”, “How are you?”, “How old are you?”, “Where are you from?”, “What do you do?”, or “Do you speak Serbian?” than they are to ask you about an apple, a boat, a motorcycle, or some other random object.Yet, in the early lessons, you often get vocabulary like this before you have learned enough basic phrases to actually have a simple conversation.I think the first stage of learning a language should be heavily focused on communication. You should learn things like:“Hello.”“My name is…”“I am from…”“I am learning Serbian.”“I only speak a little Serbian.”“How are you?”“What is your name?”“How old are you?”“What do you do?”“I understand.”“I don’t understand.”“Can you repeat that?”“I would like…”“Can I have…?”“How much does this cost?”These are phrases that you can immediately use in real life. They give you the ability to actually start interacting with people, even if your vocabulary is still very limited.The same applies to situations like restaurants. If I travel to Serbia, being able to say “I would like this,” “Can I have this?”, “I don’t want this,” “Can I get the bill?”, or “How much is it?” is far more immediately useful than knowing the word for a random object that I may never need to talk about.I think vocabulary such as “apple,” “boat,” “motorcycle,” etc. should absolutely be taught eventually. But I would introduce those words after the learner has already built a basic foundation for communicating. The beginning of a course should make you feel like you can actually start talking to someone, rather than giving you a collection of unrelated words that you cannot yet use in a conversation.Another major issue for me is repetition.Ling introduces a lot of new vocabulary, but I don’t feel that previously learned words are repeated enough during the normal lessons. Often, a lesson feels like: learn a new group of words, move on to another group, learn another group, and so on.There are refresh/review lessons, but I think repetition should be built into every single lesson instead of being something that happens only occasionally.This is one thing I really notice when comparing Ling with Duolingo. Duolingo constantly brings older vocabulary back into new sentences while introducing new words. That means you are simultaneously learning something new and refreshing what you already know. The old vocabulary becomes the foundation for the new vocabulary.I think Ling could benefit enormously from doing the same thing.For example, if I learned ten words in previous lessons, a new lesson shouldn’t only teach me ten completely new words. It could use some of those old words in new sentences and conversations while introducing a few new ones. That way, you are constantly recycling the language you have already learned.Otherwise, you can end up in a situation where you keep learning new vocabulary while slowly forgetting the vocabulary from previous lessons. Then you have to relearn the same basic words over and over again.For me, repetition is one of the most important parts of language learning. Learning new words is fun, but remembering them is what actually makes you improve.The third thing I would change is how speaking practice is integrated into the lessons.Ling already has separate speaking lessons, which I think is a good idea, but I don’t think speaking should be something you only focus on every few lessons. I think a little bit of speaking should be incorporated into every lesson.When you learn a new word, you should ideally be able to:1. See the word.2. Read the word.3. Hear the word.4. Say the word yourself.If I only see a new word and read its translation, I might recognize it, but that doesn’t necessarily mean I can actually use it in a conversation.Pronunciation is especially important when learning Serbian. If I learn a word but never practice saying it, I may remember what it means while still not being able to confidently use it when speaking.Even something simple like asking the learner to repeat several of the new words out loud during every normal lesson would make a big difference. Then the speaking practice would not feel like a separate part of the course; it would become part of learning the language itself.Overall, I think Ling has a really good foundation, and I wouldn’t be writing such a detailed review if I didn’t think the app had potential. After 201 days of learning Serbian, these are the things that stand out to me the most.I would love to see Ling put more emphasis on three things:• Teaching practical, conversation-starting phrases before less useful vocabulary.• Constantly recycling and repeating previously learned words throughout new lessons.• Integrating a small amount of speaking practice into every lesson.If these three areas were improved, I think the learning experience could become much more effective. The goal shouldn’t only be to teach learners more and more words. It should be to help them remember the important words, understand them, pronounce them, and actually use them when speaking to a real person.That is ultimately what most people are learning a language for.
Reactie van ontwikkelaar 18 sep
Hi! Thank you so much for taking the time to write such a detailed and thoughtful review. Feedback like this is incredibly valuable, especially from someone who has spent so much time using the app.We really appreciate your points about prioritizing practical, conversation-focused phrases, recycling previously learned vocabulary, and incorporating more speaking practice into regular lessons. We understand the distinction you’re making between simply recognizing a word and being able to actually remember, pronounce, and use it in a real conversation.Our Scenario-Based Learning approach is designed to introduce language in practical situations, but we recognize that the sequencing and repetition of vocabulary can have a major impact on how useful and memorable the learning experience feels. Your examples about introductions, everyday questions, restaurants, and other real-life interactions provide very clear and actionable feedback for our team.We’ll make sure your suggestions are shared with our Language and Product Teams for consideration. We especially appreciate that you took the time to explain why these changes would make a difference rather than simply pointing out what you disliked.If you have any additional feedback, you’re always welcome to reach us at support@ling-app.com. Recyl
Lituanian
6 okt
VeraWetemans
Great app! Only the speaking excercise does not work that good.

Reactie van ontwikkelaar
Hi! Thank you for your feedback! We're glad you're enjoying Ling. We're sorry to hear that the speaking exercises haven't been working as well as expected. We appreciate you bringing this to our attention, as your feedback helps us improve the learning experience.If you could share more details about the issue, we'd be happy to look into it. Please contact us at support@ling-app.com.Thank you for your support, and happy learning! Recyl
Lituanian
6 okt
VeraWetemans

Great app! Only the speaking excercise does not work that good.
Reactie van ontwikkelaar 12 okt
Hi! Thank you for your feedback! We're glad you're enjoying Ling. We're sorry to hear that the speaking exercises haven't been working as well as expected. We appreciate you bringing this to our attention, as your feedback helps us improve the learning experience.If you could share more details about the issue, we'd be happy to look into it. Please contact us at support@ling-app.com.Thank you for your support, and happy learning! Recyl
I like this app
4 sep
่Thani
Better than Duolingo

Reactie van ontwikkelaar
Hi Thani! Thank you so much for the wonderful feedback! We’re thrilled to hear that you’re enjoying Ling and finding it helpful for your language-learning journey. Your support means a lot to our team! If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact us at support@ling-app.com. We’re always happy to help! Regards, Recyl.
I like this app
4 sep
่Thani

Better than Duolingo
Reactie van ontwikkelaar 7 sep
Hi Thani! Thank you so much for the wonderful feedback! We’re thrilled to hear that you’re enjoying Ling and finding it helpful for your language-learning journey. Your support means a lot to our team! If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact us at support@ling-app.com. We’re always happy to help! Regards, Recyl.
Everything is paid?
1 okt
Roelofff
Found this app to learn Latvian since Duolingo doesn’t have it. At first I was very happy with the app! Ling was everything Duolingo but in a language they didn’t have. But now I cannot do any lessons anymore. Literally every lesson is paid… And I’m in the beginner category… Very sad. Will have to find a new app again.

Reactie van ontwikkelaar
Hi Roelofff! We’re really sorry to hear that the change in access to lessons has left you disappointed. We’re glad Ling initially gave you a great way to learn Latvian. We understand how frustrating it can feel when you’re still at the beginner level and suddenly find that the lessons you want to continue with require payment. Your feedback is important to us, and we’ll make sure it’s shared with our team as we continue improving the learning experience.If you’d like us to look into your account or access specifically, please reach out to us at support@ling-app.com. We’d be happy to help. Recyl
Everything is paid?
1 okt
Roelofff

Found this app to learn Latvian since Duolingo doesn’t have it. At first I was very happy with the app! Ling was everything Duolingo but in a language they didn’t have. But now I cannot do any lessons anymore. Literally every lesson is paid… And I’m in the beginner category… Very sad. Will have to find a new app again.
Reactie van ontwikkelaar 6 okt
Hi Roelofff! We’re really sorry to hear that the change in access to lessons has left you disappointed. We’re glad Ling initially gave you a great way to learn Latvian. We understand how frustrating it can feel when you’re still at the beginner level and suddenly find that the lessons you want to continue with require payment. Your feedback is important to us, and we’ll make sure it’s shared with our team as we continue improving the learning experience.If you’d like us to look into your account or access specifically, please reach out to us at support@ling-app.com. We’d be happy to help. Recyl

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