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Our deepest course. Latin American and Peninsular usage side by side.
Langulect
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A1 → C2 · four languages · offline-first
Langulect is a full CEFR course in your pocket. Tap any word in any sentence to see exactly what it means. Speak out loud and get real feedback on your pronunciation. And when something doesn't click, Professor Ray explains it in plain English.
No machine-dumped word lists. Every entry was reviewed for real usefulness, with example sentences, authentic slang and idioms that people actually say.
16,155 entries
Our deepest course. Latin American and Peninsular usage side by side.
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Liaison, elision and the clitics that trip everyone up, handled properly.
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Deduplicated by meaning, so genuine double senses stay and noise goes.
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Agglutination solved: we peel suffixes back to the root and gloss each one.
Six question formats in random order, every single lesson. You never drill the same shape twice in a row.
Tap any word in a prompt and get that word's meaning, not a whole-sentence
paraphrase. Inflected forms are resolved back to their root, so
gidiyorum reads as I am going and tengo as I have.
Speak the phrase and your device transcribes it on-device. You get a match percentage, then Ray tells you which sound to fix and how to place your mouth.
Get a word wrong and it comes back in a different format later in the session, then again in your reviews, until you actually own it.
The first unit of every level is unlocked from day one. Clear a higher one on your first try and everything below it is credited, at full points.
The whole course ships inside the app. On a plane, on the subway, on bad hotel wifi, your lesson still loads instantly.
Reading, listening, grammar, writing and speaking, scored per skill. Pass every section, not just the average, to certify a level.
Your AI coach
Ray is written to teach like the best language professors do: explain the rule, show the pattern, give you a sentence you'd actually say. No copy-paste template answers.
“Quiero takes the subjunctive when the subject changes, so it's quiero que vengas, notquiero que vienes. Same wish, different subject.” — Professor Ray
Twelve chapters and thirty-six units per language, each unit a full six-format lesson.
From B2 upward the app switches to full-sentence translation, because by then you're reading for meaning, not decoding word by word.
Pick Spanish, French, Italian or Turkish and finish your first lesson in about five minutes.
GET IT ONGoogle PlayAndroid 7.0 and up · Google Play only
Yes, you can learn without paying. There's no paywall in the middle of a lesson.
Yes, with an account. Create one with an email and password (or sign in with Google) and your lessons, HOs and streak are saved to it — install Langulect on a new phone, log in, and you carry on exactly where you left off. Without an account everything still works, but it stays on that one device.
Android first. iOS isn't available yet.
Langulect verifies at launch that it came from Google Play. It keeps repackaged copies carrying malware out of circulation and protects your data.
Only if you want scored pronunciation. Without mic permission the speaking prompts fall back to self-assessment and the lesson still completes.
Yes. The first unit of every level is open immediately. Clear a higher one on your first attempt at 80% or better and the levels below it are credited in full.