Learn Languages from Content You Love
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Have you always wanted to learn a language?
Why not try a new Approach?
One that allows you to learn directly from interesting, authentic content in your new language?
Real content that makes learning enjoyable and effective.
That's what you will find on LingQ.
There's something for everyone in the huge LingQ library:
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News articles -
Podcasts -
Books -
Songs -
Recipes -
etc...
Using the LingQ reader, you can translate words and phrases in real-time.
Move on to the next page and review what you just learned to help it stick.
Any questions about what you're reading? Get answers from our community.
LingQ tracks everything you do so you can see that a breakthrough is just a matter of time.
LingQ's machine learning system tracks which words you know and which words you are learning so we can always tailor your learning content to drive continuous growth.
LingQ conveniently syncs and manages everything so you can just concentrate on learning.
With the right approach you can learn to speak another language fluently and, even better, you can enjoy the journey!
Available on all platforms
We’ve got browser extensions too!
Use our LingQ Importer browser extensions to import any content from the web with 1-click.
Steve Kaufmann
LingQ Co-Founder & Internet Polyglot
Compelling content has always been the key to my language learning. However, it took me 45 years to learn 9 languages the old way, but only 10 years to learn 7 more on LingQ.
What people are saying
"LingQ is my favourite online resource for language learning. Their gigantic library in different languages gives me the opportunity to build vocabulary with great material that includes audio and text. There is no better way to master a language."
Gabriel Silva
Polyglot and founder of Fluent ASAP
Sao Paulo, Brazil
"I really want to thank LingQ so much for transforming the way I learn languages. The LingQ system makes reading in your target language easy, efficient and effective. By highlighting words and phrases, your vocabulary and grammar knowledge improves naturally as you read"
Simon Haisell
Ethnographer and blogger
London, UK
