Best Android Apps in the Google Play Store week 9

In ‘best apps’ we discuss a selection of fun apps that inspire you. This time we will discuss apps related to (learning a foreign) language.

Memrise: Learn Languages ​​Free – Spanish, French & More

Traveling abroad is not an option for the time being. If you still want to learn a language, apps like Duolingo are extremely useful. The disadvantage of Duolingo is that the pronunciation is often from a computer voice. This may have disadvantages in the pronunciation of words if you visit the country where the language is spoken in the future. Memrise offers a solution for this with recorded videos of people who speak the language themselves. This can be very helpful in learning pronunciation. Memrise has in total more than 30,000 videos of the pronunciation of words or sentences.

Learning makes no sense if you are not expected to be able to pick up the words later. Hence, Memrise offers the possibility to perform a classic quiz. Of course, make sure you are well prepared by setting daily goals and mastering the language as quickly as possible.

LanguageApp

The My Dictionary Language App is an all-in-one dictionary. You will not only find translations, but also the right words for puzzles, cryptograms, meanings of words, proverbs, rhymes, dialects, synonyms and conjugations. The app also serves as an encyclopedia, and you can fully customize the display of the results in the settings.

Drops: Learn 41 new languages

Drops is an app that helps you learn languages ​​in a fun way. The app lets you play with words in various mini-games, and the intention is that the information is better remembered in the long-term memory. In addition, the app comes with supporting images and the app deliberately limits user sessions to five minutes in which you can practice daily. The app supports 41 languages ​​and it also comes with dialect support.

Learn languages ​​for free – Mondly

Mondly: Learn Languages ​​Free app allows you to learn many languages ​​including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, US English, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Korean, Japanese, Chinese. For this you can take daily lessons and language exercises for free, but there is also a dictionary and word conjugator available to help you master the language. It starts with learning key words that you can then use to form sentences. Using speech recognition, you only get positive feedback when you pronounce the language correctly. There is also a variant that allows you to learn new languages ​​in a virtual reality environment. This app works with Google Daydream and Cardboard.