At home and with plenty of time. What better than to take advantage of it to learn languages from our mobile and that the vast majority are going to teach us through games with what is called "gamification."
We are going to show you the best applications that will allow you learn English, French, Chinese and even Japanese. If you want to profit from these days, and it seems that it goes beyond 15 days, do not waste a second in knowing these applications. Go for it.
First tip: use the Google search engine to find out the pronunciation
Before letting you know those apps, we are going to give you an excellent tip. From the Google search engine you can use this trick: "How do you say Hello in English?".
The Google search engine will output an audio of the word or even phrase with the exact pronunciation of the word. This trick can also be used for other languages, so if you are in doubt about how to pronounce a word, you already know how to do it.
Duolingo
A great application that has been with us for many years. Allows us learn English, French, Italian, German and Portuguese with the free courses available to Duolingo.
It is an excellent app for the fact of 'gamifying' learning. That is to say, it will give you points as you advance so that it is easier to learn the grammar of French or to pronounce certain words in German. It is a 100% free app that will allow you to fully immerse yourself in learning a language.
Babbel
This is a great app to learn any language. And in fact it has an app for languages such as Italian, Spanish, German and many others. One of the important points of Babbel is that it allows you to access topics and dialogues of everyday life with which to get to that day-to-day that you may need for work or education when you go to another country.
In total has 14 different languages with interactive courses. This voice recognition engine stands out to see how you pronounce it and that it is very important to be able to function properly in conversations that you may have with others in your real life.
Takos japanese
If yours is learning Japanese and you don't mind spending the € 4,79 of price that this app has, you will be facing the best way to learn this language. Not only will it teach you the language itself, but it will also perfectly trace the complicated Japanese vocabulary. The hiragana, katakana and kanji corresponding to level Noken 5 of the official Japanese exam are present in order to learn this very special language.
In total you have 88 guided lessons, various modes such as game or study, and those minigames with which we return to that of gamifying. You just have to see the great average score in the Play Store to understand that this app is more than just the same application.
Elsa
We could give you more options, but Elsa will be the one to clarify and improve what she has learned. It is a kind of teacher with artificial intelligence who is present to improve our pronunciation. In other words, it will "listen" to us and analyze our pronunciation to improve it. This is the great reason for being that this solution provides us and that it is the best tool to accompany the rest.
Rosetta Stone
Another great application to learn languages and that in this one we do have a great variety. If you cannot find that language to learn in the rest, they are a total of 24 that Rosetta has to learn languages.
Act quickly. emphasize how well the lessons are designed and as from a subscription we can access to learn any of their languages. It has sections for vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and listening exercises and it allows us to have everything we need to learn a language. Another of the essentials and that makes things very difficult for the rest.
Una series of apps to learn languages from your mobile and that in these days of not being so busy we must not disdain. By the way, if you want to relax for a bit later, yesterday we published these mindfulness apps that allow us to isolate ourselves and relax that mental aspect and emotional of our person.
