Find your next language
Choose a language. Make it part of your day.
A trip, a family connection, a favorite film: start with a reason to use your new language. Explore the languages below, find a useful first step, and build a routine around words and conversations that matter to you.
A small routine you can repeat
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Pick a real situation
Choose one thing you want to do, such as introduce yourself, order lunch, or talk about your day.
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Learn a phrase, then change it
Practice a short example. Replace one word so you can use the same pattern in a new situation.
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Come back and use it
Review familiar words, say your phrase aloud, and try answering a simple follow-up question.
Which language will you learn next?
Get to know each language and where to begin. Languages with a learning guide appear first, with a practical path you can explore on the web.
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Spanish
Explore Spanish through conversations, music, and travel. Begin with clear vowel sounds and learn nouns together with their articles.
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Japanese
Enjoy Japanese through travel, stories, and everyday exchanges. Connect sounds to hiragana and practice polite phrases before longer sentences.
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German
Connect with German through everyday life, work, and culture. Learn each noun with its article and practice short sentence patterns.
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French
Bring French into travel, films, and everyday exchanges. Listen for how words connect and practice useful phrases as a whole.
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Portuguese
Discover Portuguese through music, travel, and conversation. Choose the variety you want to use and listen closely to its vowel sounds.
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Chinese
Explore Chinese through everyday expressions and characters. For Mandarin, practice tones alongside the meaning of each new word.
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Italian
Connect with Italian through food, travel, and the arts. Practice vowel sounds and build short exchanges around everyday verbs.
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Russian
Explore Russian stories and everyday conversation. Start with the Cyrillic alphabet and learn new words together with their stress.
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Hindi
Connect with Hindi through films, family, and daily life. Learn Devanagari alongside useful words and notice where the verb goes.
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Korean
Explore Korean through music, shows, and conversation. Start with Hangul syllable blocks and a few polite everyday expressions.
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Arabic
Discover Arabic writing and everyday expressions. Practice the right-to-left script and consider which variety fits the people you want to speak with.
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Turkish
Connect with Turkish through travel and everyday life. Notice how endings extend a word and practice them inside short phrases.
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Dutch
Explore Dutch through everyday conversation and travel. Listen to unfamiliar vowel sounds and practice word order in simple questions.
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Swedish
Bring Swedish into everyday exchanges and stories. Listen for the rhythm of short phrases and learn nouns with their articles.
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Thai
Connect with Thai through travel and daily life. Begin with greetings, listen carefully to tones, and gradually explore the script.
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Polish
Discover Polish through family, travel, and conversation. Practice consonant combinations and learn word endings through complete everyday phrases.
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Vietnamese
Explore Vietnamese through food, travel, and everyday connections. Learn vowel marks and tones together with each word you practice.
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Indonesian
Connect with Indonesian through travel and daily conversation. Start with familiar situations and notice how prefixes change a word’s meaning.
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Greek
Explore Greek through travel, stories, and everyday life. Learn the Greek alphabet and practice short phrases with clear word stress.
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Persian
Discover Persian through poetry, family, and conversation. Get familiar with the right-to-left script and useful spoken expressions.
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Ukrainian
Connect with Ukrainian through stories and everyday exchanges. Learn its Cyrillic alphabet and listen for stress in new words.
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Hebrew
Explore Hebrew through family, culture, and daily life. Begin with the right-to-left alphabet and practice familiar words aloud.
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Hungarian
Discover Hungarian through travel and conversation. Pay attention to vowel length and learn word endings inside useful phrases.
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Czech
Bring Czech into travel and everyday exchanges. Practice vowel length and pronunciation marks, then reuse short sentence patterns.
Lessons, activities, and conversation features vary by language pair. Explore the app to see the practice available for your chosen languages.
Questions about choosing and learning a language
How do I choose a language to learn?
Choose a language you have a reason to use: people you want to speak with, places you hope to visit, or stories you enjoy. A clear purpose helps you choose useful first words and keep returning to practice.
Can I start as a complete beginner?
Start with greetings, useful everyday phrases, and the sounds of the language. If the writing system is new, learn a few characters at a time alongside words you can say and recognize.
Does every language have the same lessons?
The available practice varies by your native and learning languages. A learning guide links to public lessons and daily examples when they are available for that pair. Explore additional languages and their current practice in the app.
Should I learn vocabulary or practice conversation first?
Combine them. Learn a few words inside a short phrase, then use that phrase to ask or answer something. Repeat familiar examples and gradually add new words instead of waiting until you know everything.
Turn your choice into your first small conversation
Download Lingobi, choose your native and learning languages, and explore the practice available for your pair. Begin with one useful phrase today.
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