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Luca Lampariello

"Lenguia helped me turn reading into a daily habit that I enjoy even more now. It makes it so simple to learn new words in context, remembering them without the stress and confusion of other apps."

Luca Lampariello

Polyglot & Language Expert, Speaking 15 Languages -Learning Turkish with Lenguia

Why you're still not fluent

Does this sound familiar?

  1. “This time I’ll get fluent.”

    New app, new notebook, real motivation.

  2. “Wait, this is a lot.”

    Endless rules, conjugations and drills. None of it sticks.

  3. “Why can’t I say anything?”

    Two years of apps, still lost in a real conversation.

  4. “Maybe it’s just not for me.”

    It never was about talent. The method was wrong.

There is a better way. You already used it once.

You learned your first language by understanding, not studying

It's called comprehensible input

As a child, you never studied your own language. You listened, understood a little more each day, and built an instinct for how it worked.

Lenguia gives you that same foundation: stories, articles and podcasts that are easy enough to follow, with just enough new words to stretch you. That is how understanding grows.

“The brain is elastic enough to internalize a second language basically in the same manner it picks up the first.”
Ellidokuzoglu, IJFLT 2008
How comprehensible input works

Comprehensible input makes you understand the language…

…but what about speaking?

Speaking is a different skill.

You learn it by saying things yourself and getting feedback. Writing works the same way.

Lenguia bridges the gap.

Everything you read and hear becomes something to say and write, with feedback every time.

  • A speaking exercise about the story El mercado nocturno. The question is: ¿Qué te gustaría comprar en el mercado? The learner answers out loud while the recording runs.

    Speaking

    Talk about what you read.

    Finish a story, podcast or video, then talk about it. Useful phrases come first.

  • A role play at a hotel reception. The AI receptionist says: Buenas tardes. ¿Tiene una reserva? The learner answers: Sí, a nombre de Laura.

    Speaking

    Act out real situations.

    Check into a hotel, order food, or make up your own scene. The AI plays the other person.

  • A journal entry. The first sentence is correct and marked with a check: Hoy fui al mercado con mi hermana. The second is corrected: Fue una experiencia muy bueno. The word bueno is struck through and buena is inserted. The reason: «Experiencia» is feminine, so «buena».

    Writing

    Write about your day.

    Every sentence is corrected and explained.

Learning that doesn't feel like a chore.

What learners tell us on Discord and by email.

Lenguia took my very basic French and improved it surprisingly fast—without ever feeling like a chore. With just a few hours on the app, I was able to confidently hold conversations during my recent ski trip to France. …
On DiscordYamaLearning French
After reading my first story, I already feel so much more confident in my knowledge and my ability to actually understand what I'm reading.
On DiscordnatetheheroLearning Japanese
It's a thoughtful combo of other apps I've used. It's taken the best parts of LingQ and LanguaTalk and probably some others and it seems you have done it better.
On DiscorddavidinslaLearning Spanish
I love how Lenguia generates custom stories tailored to my interests, length, and skill level. It makes language learning fun, easy, and very exciting!
On DiscordKilianLearning Dutch
Yours is the best language learning site I've found. I'm learning without being in a lesson.
By emailTerryLearning German

A plan that starts where you stand.

Take the placement test and get a daily plan built around your results, your goal and your time. It's optional: you can always read, listen and practice on your own.

GrammarReadingListeningSpeakingWritingVocabulary

The confident talker

  • The placement test

    Six skills, 30 to 45 minutes. Pause any time.

    A sample of the placement test with three questions: reading at level B1, grammar at A2 and vocabulary at A2. Pick an answer to see whether it is right and why, then go to the next question.

    Reading · B11 of 3

    Aunque el supermercado está más cerca de su casa, Marta va al mercado los sábados porque dice que allí la fruta es más fresca.

    ¿Por qué va Marta al mercado?

    Pick an answer.

  • Your daily session

    Saved words, a story, then speaking or writing. Skip it whenever you like.

    A sample daily session for day 3, Past tense in real stories, with three steps: review your words, 12 cards; read El mercado nocturno, 10 minutes; speak about the story, 10 minutes. It starts with the first two done. Continue ticks off the current step and moves on.

    Today · Day 3

    Past tense in real stories

    • Review your words, done.
    • Read El mercado nocturno, done.
    • Speak about the story, current step.

An AI tutor that knows what you're reading.

Ask about any paragraph. The tutor already knows your story, video, journal entry or flashcards, so every answer fits.

A working demo of the story reader and the AI tutor. The reader shows El mercado nocturno, level B1, with this paragraph selected: El sábado fui al mercado nocturno con Marta. Compré dos empanadas y probé un churro. Its Ask AI menu has four buttons: Translate, Explain, Simplify and Quiz Me. Press one and the tutor's answer is read out. Quiz Me asks a question with three answer buttons.

Pick an action to see the tutor's answer.

«Fui» is the past of «ir»: I went. («Ser» looks the same; the context tells you which.) «Probé» is the past of «probar»: I tried.

Everything Lenguia can do.

From your first story to your first real conversation.

  • Reading

    Daily stories on your interests, at your level.

    Three story cards fanned out: El mercado nocturno, level B1, food; Un gato en Tokio, level A2, anime; El último partido, level B2, football.

  • Reading

    The Spanish word mercado, tapped, with a small popup that says market.

  • Reading

    Upload EPUB or PDF. Simplified and translated page by page.

    A book page with a level switch set to Intermediate (the other choices are Beginner, Advanced and Original). The page reads: Marta abre la puerta del mercado. Todo huele a pan recién hecho.

  • Listening

    Watch with a transcript that follows along. Tap any word to save it.

    A video with its transcript below. The current line is highlighted: Hoy vamos al mercado. The word mercado is tapped and a small popup says: market, Add as Flashcard. The next line: ¿Qué compramos primero?

  • Reading

    Paste a link. It's translated and simplified to your level.

    A pasted link, travel-blog.com/night-markets. The level is set to Intermediate. The Spanish result: Los mercados nocturnos abren al atardecer.

  • Listening

    Your favorite shows with transcripts, or a two-host episode on any topic.

    A podcast playing, with its transcript. The current line is highlighted: ¿Has probado las empanadas? The next line: Sí, son las mejores del barrio.

  • Vocabulary

    They come back right before you'd forget them.

    A flashcard, answer side: el pan, bread, with a picture of bread, the example Como pan todas las mañanas. and its translation, I eat bread every morning. A play-audio icon; next review in 2 days.

  • ListeningComing soon

    Simple stories told with drawings, in 15 languages.

    Three small video frames drawn in simple lines: a sun, a house and a cup.

  • Grammar

    The past tense of comprar with the endings in bold: yo compré, tú compraste, él or ella compró.

  • Writing

    A journal sentence, corrected: Ayer yo compro pan, with compro struck out and replaced by compré. The note says: «Ayer» calls for the past tense.

  • All skills

    A question to the AI tutor: Why «fue» and not «era» here? The answer: It's one finished event, so the preterite fits.

  • Speaking

    Order dinner, check into a hotel, or make up your own scene.

    A restaurant role play. The waiter asks: ¿Qué va a tomar? You answer: El pescado del día, por favor. A microphone shows you are speaking.

  • Languages

    Language names written in their own scripts: Español, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Português, Nederlands, Polski, Русский, Українська, Ελληνικά, Türkçe, العربية, עברית, हिन्दी, اردو, 日本語, 한국어, 中文, ไทย, Tiếng Việt, Bahasa Indonesia, Tagalog, Svenska, Norsk, Dansk, Suomi.

  • All skills

    A skill profile, each skill with its level and how close it is to the next one: Reading B1, next B2; Listening A2, next B1; Vocabulary B1, next B2; Grammar A2, next B1; Speaking A2, next B1; Writing A2, next B1.

  • All skills

    A study week: Monday learn, Tuesday write, Wednesday speak (today), Thursday learn, Friday write.

  • Reading

    Multi-chapter stories, or you decide what happens next.

    A story beat: Llegas a la puerta del mercado. ¿Qué haces? Two choices: Entras al mercado. (picked) and Sigues por la calle.

  • Progress

    Every day you practice shows up. Keep your streak going.

    A calendar of the last 20 weeks, one square per day. The squares get darker on busier days, and the recent weeks are the busiest. A 12 day streak.

  • Progress

    Every word you read and hear adds up. Watch it grow.

    A chart of the total words read and heard, rising steadily from March to September. Level 14, with the progress bar about two thirds of the way. Next Level: 147,862 words.

Take your plan anywhere.

The full app on iPhone and Android. One account, the same progress everywhere.

Download on the App StoreGet it on Google Play
  • 5.0 on the App Store
  • 4.9 on Google Play

Free to download. Your subscription works on web and mobile.

Two phone screens of the Lenguia app. The Home screen shows today’s plan, Mastering Hypothetical Conditions, with flashcard review, grammar and reading, the skill profile at B2 with the focus on writing at B1, and a completed story under Continue. The reader shows a Spanish text with its highlighted words and the flashcard for gustar, to like.

  • App Store

    Rated 5 out of 5.

    Fantastic language app

    I’ve been using the web version of Lenguia for almost a year right now to improve my Spanish. It is by far the most helpful app I’ve found for self study. Additionally, the amount of progress made and responsiveness of the developer to the user base is incredible. Highly recommended

    Reddpoint · Sep 15, 2026

  • Google Play

    Rated 5 out of 5.

    I've been using Lenguia's service for over six months. I'm so glad it's now available as an app. It's a super powerful and comprehensive tool for language learning. In my case, I'm learning English and I've made tremendous progress. Persistence and consistency, combined with this app, are yielding fantastic results in my language learning. 100% recommended.

    David · Sep 9, 2026Translated from Spanish

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Input

Learn by reading and listening to real content you enjoy, adapted to your level.

Input plan: $19.99 per month.

Daily personalized stories
Personalized daily and monthly study plan
Combined Sessions for reading, listening, vocabulary, and grammar
Translate and simplify web articles, books, and YouTube transcripts
AI tutor for questions, explanations, and practice
Progress tracking across your included skills

Speaking and writing, including live conversation and role-play, are not available in this plan.

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Fluency

Everything you need to get fluent: full input immersion plus speaking, writing, and personal feedback.

Fluency plan: $24.99 per month.

Only in Fluency

Live conversation and role-play with personalized feedback
Speaking and writing exercises based on your content
Full progress tracking across all six skills

Plus everything in Input

Daily personalized stories
Personalized daily and monthly study plan
Combined Sessions for reading, listening, vocabulary, and grammar
Translate and simplify web articles, books, and YouTube transcripts
AI tutor for questions, explanations, and practice
Progress tracking across your included skills
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All languages included with both plans. Switch anytime.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

  • You can currently learn English, Spanish, Japanese, German, French, Italian, Mandarin, Modern Greek, Korean, Russian, European & Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Finnish, Romanian, Polish, Tagalog, Hungarian, Turkish, Vietnamese, Indonesian, MSA Arabic, Hebrew, Estonian, Thai, Croatian, Serbian, Bulgarian, Ukrainian, Czech, Slovak, Slovenian, Urdu and Hindi. Let us know what language you want to see!

  • You can set the application to be in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Romanian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Slovenian, Finnish, Hungarian, Turkish and Albanian.

  • The trial itself is free. Nothing is charged during those 3 days. We ask for a card so the subscription can start seamlessly the moment the trial ends, without you having to sign up a second time. Cancel any time before the trial ends and you won't be charged at all. A card on file also discourages throwaway trials, which keeps the AI costs behind the platform manageable for everyone.

  • Lenguia works best once you know about 500 words, and it helps you get there: A1 grammar lessons, a beginner deck with the 500 most important words, and comprehensible input videos in 15 languages, coming soon. From there it keeps up with you until at least C1.

  • The subscription gives you access to all languages at once and you can switch back and forth between them however you like.

  • Yes, we use various mechanisms, to guide the AI towards better results. To start, we defined a total of 83 narrative structures and 25 tones that get stochastically selected depending on the story topic. Another big difference is that the context-based spaced repetition system creates tailor made stories. Your flashcards and other new words you should review automatically get placed inside the stories.

  • Lenguia doesn't just translate websites word for word, it rewrites the whole content to match your language level and integrates your flashcards just like the stories do. You also get to click on words inside the text to get definitions, translations, facts about the word and can add it as a flashcard with one click including an image, example sentence and pronunciation example.

  • Yes, for iPhone and Android. It uses the same account as the web app, so your progress follows you. App Store · Google Play

  • We're here to help! Visit our contact page or send us an email at hello@lenguia.com. We usually respond within 24 hours.

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