Lingvist - Take your language skills to the next level

Sounds amazing. Count me in!

Is this just French? I hate having to register for products and input my email address before even being able to ascertain what the language options are...

I'm disappointed that people keep building apps that are really boring, translation and grammar based. As an educator and linguist, beyond the absolute beginner level, these don't reflect the way people "acquire" a language nor become fluent. (unless you consider passing a grammar based written test being fluent in a language. Stephen Krashen an eminent SL (second language) linguist has a great article on The Right and Wrong Ways to Learn A Language. https://www.washingtonpost.com/b... To learn a language, you need strong messages you want to hear in the form of comprehensible (understandable input) over time. L = Ci * T It's all about learning through messages you want to hear. Sure, 5% of us our motivated to learn with boring dry, text passages. But that's not a universal solution.

really like this...easy and self scales to your current language ability (in french anyway- spanish would be a big plus as noted in the comment string- coming!). have only taken it so far through the initial quiz and scaling test...anxious to see the vocabulary etc. as it is calibrated for my current level.

This looks great! Hope to see German supported in the future. 😉

I'm a big fan of Lingvist - I love the UX and overall experience - a beautifully satisfying way to learn a language.

Love this idea.

I'm getting "Uncaught ReferenceError: $window is not defined" in my console when I try to sign up to be notified when Japanese language is available. :( Otherwise awesome site, really interested in trying it out for Japanese (or German) when you get to adding it.

@mait_muntel Eager to give this a try. What are your thoughts on Duolingo?

So easy to use. I've yet to see how I can apply this to conversational language goals