About LingoDrip
LingoDrip tries to turn doomscrolling time into language practice. It presents authentic content such as music, movie and viral video clips, splits each video into small segments and lets you switch on subtitles in two languages and replay lines to learn phrases and pronunciation. Vocabulary and sentences from the videos can be collected and turned into personalized flashcards.
A smart review system uses spaced repetition so that challenging words return at intervals chosen to prevent forgetting, with daily streaks to build the habit. Languages currently listed are English, Chinese, Spanish, Korean, Japanese, French and German, with more coming. It runs as a mobile app and on the web.
The monthly plan costs $4.99 and includes unlimited lessons, daily streaks, no ads and a 7-day free trial, and the annual plan costs $29.99 per year. Both plans can be tried on the web or in the app, and the site includes terms of service and a privacy policy.
Key features
- Feed of short native-language videos
- Dual-language subtitles and repetition
- Vocabulary collected into flashcards
- Review scheduled by spaced repetition
- Daily streaks to build the habit
- Seven languages with more planned
- Mobile app and web version
Good fit for
- Learners replacing passive scrolling with short lessons
- Picking up phrases from music and film clips
LingoDrip: questions and answers
- What is LingoDrip used for?
- LingoDrip is a language learning app that teaches vocabulary through a scrolling feed of short native videos, flashcards and spaced-repetition review. It is a good fit for learners replacing passive scrolling with short lessons, and picking up phrases from music and film clips.
- How much does LingoDrip cost?
- Paid plans for LingoDrip start at $4.99 per seat per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
- Is LingoDrip open source?
- No. LingoDrip is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Education & LMS category, open-source options include Anki, AnkiDroid and Wikipedia Android.
- What are some alternatives to LingoDrip?
- LingoDrip competes with Duolingo, Babbel and Busuu.
Open-source alternatives to LingoDrip
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SaaS alternatives to LingoDrip
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Duolingo
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Gamified language-learning app with short lessons
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Babbel
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Subscription language-learning app with conversation-focused lessons
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Busuu
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Language learning app with lessons and feedback from native speakers
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Memrise
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Rosetta Stone
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Language learning software with immersion-based lessons
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Brill
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Home screen widget app that shows daily words from your language course
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