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I tried 34 (AI) language learning apps. Here are the best ones

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This was a very fun yet very exhausting video to make haha! Do you guys use language learning apps? do you find them useful? brCORRECTION: Thanks to @brucea9871 and @sunce0072 for pointing out that Langua CAN correct your grammar, which makes it an even more amazing platform! there is a pen tool underneath your response, it is supposed to do that! :) 💓brYou still need to invoke it manually though, it doesn’t alert you automatically when you have mistakes
Comment from : @CasanovaExplains

This video is a productivity lifesaver! I’d also add Bluedot to the list, because now I don’t have to write endless notes during meetings – I just wait for it to do everything for me Feels like I’ve outsmarted the system!
Comment from : @FinbarEinar

34??????????????
Comment from : @wildfuturenetwork

Innovative Languages/Pod101 is by far the best
Comment from : @BenNuProductions

You did a greater job to study and to present it I am grateful
Comment from : @bizualemalemu1508

Do you have a list of the 34 apps you tried? Was Ling one of them?
Comment from : @Lindz_Ling

I wonder how Arabic grammar looks to non-Arab
Comment from : @eyhabalawadhi6370

It's kind of weird that you haven't even mentioned the best of all, READLANG It scores 10 on all 4 criteria
Comment from : @hugovandenabeele6450

Karteto! That's a new app - but already the best at language flashcards
Comment from : @alexandertolstyakov217

Hi, thanks for sharing these resources I’m working on an AI language learning app and thought you might find it interesting Would you be open to trying it out and sharing some feedback?
Comment from : @jasonadams8645

These Apps are copies of each otherBeta versions
Comment from : @oqqaynewaddingxtwjy7072

The Apps are not fully finished they are used and they too learn by using raw vocabulary data and basically learn with the user and gather feedback using predictive text from other data to learn which string of words fit the learners like all translation machines they must be used a lot to improve it sounds like a beginner being told to teach a language to learners and must learn with them or not get paid ! in sweden in the 1970-80s students would have English talk and each student pool their knowledge that is what the apps might do teach each other and have to correct each other I had thes friends and I told them some English did not sound right and they looked at me and said we do not care about those little mistakes we just want to talk and we debated this and I too agree that correcting is good if it is critical but talking practice is key so I actually spent years in Scandinavia to learn all 4 and wanted to learn karelian Finnish Sami but N,S,D first but they refused and said you are our sound board we want you to be our friend teacher
Comment from : @oqqaynewaddingxtwjy7072

Wow! You must have spent a lot of time getting this information Thank you for your great video
Comment from : @ZephyrProwl

I wanted to hear about them all
Comment from : @yoyoschmo1

Watching Joe Rogan Potcasts with highly smart people in it helps me to fast recognize all the words im missing in my vocabulary
Comment from : @CuriousConnoisseurs

Guys i think i found my wifebrThis woman is really beautiful🥲
Comment from : @ساسکهلواطرهستم

Busuu is my top choice for Spanish exactly because it is like an interactive school book I don't want to be treated like an idiot by Duolingo that makes you repeat a word 100 times, instead I want to use my app as a source of information that I can also continue learning outside of the app
Comment from : @valteacup

You forgot one 😥would love for you to give Univerbal a try 🙌
Comment from : @univerbalapp

Hello, could you kindly share your thoughts on ELSA Speak?
Comment from : @ArturChechui

you are over stressing on Arabic unwanted
Comment from : @resurrektY

Duolingo works perfectly honestly
Comment from : @Thefortstclair21

does langua have programs to teach english in vietnamese
Comment from : @ericneville8043

The recording level is so lowbrI can barely hear itbrI have to keep rummaging around doing choresbrWhy not just make the level loud?brListener can always turn it down
Comment from : @madmax7622

Überall
Comment from : @muhammadhasanudin3221

Have you tried talkioai?
Comment from : @unexplainedaf7469

I personally agree with langua in learning french i have tried it and Yes It feels like talking with a real person but I cancel my subscription because the import option for youtube videos has been stopped which is very useful to me Currently I subscribed to lingQ for my reading skills and lingvist for vocabulary BTW Does anyone have experienced using Teacher AI? I saw in a french content creator that it is as good as langua but in a cheaper price
Comment from : @johnperez3692

How about the Loora app?
Comment from : @nicolasalpuin5175

Good video Informative It's good to see a reviewer not being paid by Duolingo Duolingo is awful and I'm glad that it didn't make your reviews
Comment from : @BrainWorm-b9w

What about makesyoufluent
Comment from : @BeSafe2000-k7k

You explained so much that I don't know which app was better
Comment from : @BeSafe2000-k7k

Distracting background music is a win
Comment from : @ריקיחחח

While looking for an AI app to practice speaking, I came across Natulang I've been using it for a week now for German, and I think it's absolutely brilliant
Comment from : @gs_f

What about Lingo Pie?
Comment from : @ronniejamesdio6889

in this video you have only covered 6, what about the remaining 28?
Comment from : @PyPeak

You're either getting paid by the software's or your ratings are very very very bad I've tried all of the ones that you've said and they're all incredibly bad your second one languatalk continues to write my response in Chinese characters Hebrew characters meanwhile I'm talking English really bad software's
Comment from : @TwistedFilm

I tried babbel for one year, but after a few months I started losing motivation The app is pretty oldschool, I mean the lessons are like the lessons we know from school and everyone knows, Schools are not the place to learn a language Even if you go through all the lessons, nobody can tell me he can speak a language after that You have to speak very more often and be in a conversation with a native speaker otherwise you will just learn words and that´s it So not so good experience in my opinion
Comment from : @viscountiss

Pity about the distracting background "music"
Comment from : @elainemagson213

It's not what we call AI app, they're all traditional app, clickbsit title, waist of time Duolingo is the best exemple of app that we hope to get rid of thanks to AI
Comment from : @viahney7200

Busu is very good, because your responses well be check for native speakers
Comment from : @contunicat7151

Ohh lemme help youprivate lessons
Comment from : @fabricio4794

Hello, I couldn't find Langua in the App Store for Macbook pro Can you help me?
Comment from : @Scorby

If you still want to improve and continue studing ArabicbrI can helpbrI am from Egypt
Comment from : @MahmoudKhateep

Thanks for all the work
Comment from : @ConstantinoB

What about Duolingo Super Max??
Comment from : @ronbirnbaum1968

Best app for speaking skill?
Comment from : @MazelTov1981

Very useful, thanks! 🤩
Comment from : @loudoniii

I am looking for an AI application to learn the English language My native language is Croatian I would like it to reach at least level C and include the option to learn business English I would also like to study grammar and have it correct me when I make mistakes I need to talk with someone, and since I am an introvert and lack confidence, I think this is an excellent opportunity and a way to overcome this obstacle Let's assume my comprehension level is B1, and my speaking level is A2 With the large number of applications available, it’s almost impossible not to make a mistake
Comment from : @mariohanzek712

Dualingo is bad?
Comment from : @YuriiK-r4p

Can you speak Sami language it's a language of Sami people who lives in the north of Sweden They have beautiful dresses and they have a song called jojk The Sami people have been just been accepted in Sweden and have now their own flag
Comment from : @ireneandreasson8008

so which one is the best plz tell me!!!!
Comment from : @inquisa

Please, turn the music off when you record a video It is so distracting
Comment from : @MeM_UK

If you tried language transfer and didn’t mention it here that’s a shame Best app ever teaches you how to think
Comment from : @markusdonato9455

Wow! You must have spent a lot of time getting this information Thank you for your great video
Comment from : @setaremm9089

nah anki solos
Comment from : @Bruh-cg2fk

AMAZINGi skimmed to the end and your favourite is also mine ! Few people seem to know about it🤔
Comment from : @danstobbart4406

Deine Stimme ist zu leise und die schrecklichen Trickfilmgeraeusche sind zu laut
Comment from : @DIYDSP

It really is difficult to find language learning apps that work efficiently Immersive translate worked perfectly for me
Comment from : @-nf9vt

Can you do a video on your entire German journey and what courses you tried and liked? How long did it take you to learn German and did you get experience from living in the country? What is the true level you feel Bussu & Babbel go up to for German? Like B1?
Comment from : @mylanguageexperience

LingQ is the only app/site you'll need!
Comment from : @Fëanor_s

There is a new software for pc called gengoplayer I think it is interesting
Comment from : @LuisCalvoSaez

Looks like you missed the apps teaching English
Comment from : @Zoxuk

What, in your opinion, is the best and most ideal application ever? I'm now learning English on Busuu
Comment from : @amrnaguib80

34? But only see 6 apps at the end
Comment from : @sagaBLASTER

No Ainu only Euro centric most do not use theyall must use English
Comment from : @oqqaynewaddingxtwjy7072

There no AI I T Ainu language apps Ainu is the chosen Language by God but is rejected Because of English the killer of international culture
Comment from : @oqqaynewaddingxtwjy7072

I want to practice speaking, which is the best app for that
Comment from : @Tareksaber77

I found your audio level very low, and barely understandable Part of that might be accent, but consider this one vote for adjusting your audio
Comment from : @trelligan42

I’m a big fan of chatGPT, it’s really immersive and always helps me
Comment from : @childrays

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Comment from : @alhadad1979

I have to say, that most apps who claim to teach up to level B2, aren't in fact doing it If you take a look at the reference from Cambridge University, From A1 up to B2 there should be about 7250 words Most apps are teaching far less
Comment from : @ssmp00

Most android apps want unnecessary rights
Comment from : @user-yh8dg3wq6i

hmm it seems like there should be the second part of the video about the worst apps and their issues, looking forward to hear it!
Comment from : @linguaastasia

Thank you for the video it was very helpful and comprehensive! Now I want to try out these AI apps By the way, is there any chance you've stumbled upon an app called Natulang? It's a new app made by a Ukrainian polyglot and programmer It's actively developing now, it still hasn't Arabic but he's going to add it later The app has a community on Reddit I've been learning French with it for a month and I quite enjoy it I wonder what would you think of it
Comment from : @yuraselivanov4270

Good thing that you didnt rate any of 'em under 7/10 In french we say "you don't spit on the future" 😂😂brBtw i'm looking for an app like dualingo with little games, but way harder, to master arabic grammar Do you hv a suggestion? Ty so much
Comment from : @nasrez6282

This is a fantastic video, thanks for that!
Comment from : @JOAOPEDRO1789ZZ

video format is so fun! thanks for trying out all these apps!
Comment from : @yuenatv

Thumb up for your good review👍 You need to review the subtitles that Youtube automatically delivered You gave the ChatGPT icon in your presentation and said you are using it I'm presently working daily with ChatGPT trying to find a protocol to study/translate with it switching between several languages, I haven't found a smooth approach yet I'll check your dedicated video, thank you! It is very promising and improving all the time much faster than all the language apps; for example Duolingo brags about AI, my guess is all their efforts are focused on the big earners (Spanish, French), many other languages are neglected in a state you would have expected a language app to be 20 years ago (Parenthetically, Busuu transcription confuses the هه and the حح in Arabic del-both 'h'-/del meaning no one in their team has studied Arabic more than a few months)
Comment from : @Paroissien

For LanguaTalk the sentence you gave in Arabic as an example (about the sustainability of nuclear power) is not pronounced by a native as you say; I am mentioning this because I have been faced with the disastrous Arabic pronunciation on Duolingo that might sound almost realistic 60 of the time but the rest of the time it screws up big time and you report the issue nothing is done even months later In Arabic and less popular languages people have little reference apart from the app they're learning on, I can't imagine how many mistakes are taught by main learning apps
Comment from : @Paroissien

Qlango is still the best Unfortunately nobody knows about it :(
Comment from : @qlango

Thanks Casanova! Memrise has radically changed its functionality in early Sep 2024 and not for the better There are tons of AI features and paid only levels : ( Pls review it if it's possible Probably it is time to switch to LanguaTalk
Comment from : @ojisan4220

شكرآ على فيديو ❤❤
Comment from : @Abdul-Hikma

I like Babel except for one thing: occasionally it has you unscramble a scrambled set of words This takes a lot of time it’s a puzzle It may be fun on that basis, but it doesn’t translate to anything a speaker would do in real life After you unscramble things, You’ve only learned how a particular word were said words could be scrambled I was just using Babbel as my only app, but this particular exercise became so dispiriting, that I rarely use it now
Comment from : @boxsterman77