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About Drops
Drops teaches vocabulary word by word through quick, game-like activities with simple mnemonic images, designed around short sessions of about five minutes a day. It covers more than 55 languages and dialects, from major languages to Hawaiian, Ainu and Greenlandic. It offers over 5,000 words and phrases, and grammar lessons have been added for several languages.
Apps are available for iOS and Android. There is a free tier, with paid plans offered on the site.
Strengths
- Wide language choice, including rare languages
- Short visual sessions that are easy to fit into a day
- Grammar lessons for a growing set of languages
Limitations
- Focuses on vocabulary more than conversation
- Proprietary app with a paid tier
Details
- Pricing
- FreemiumFree to use, with a paid premium plan.
- License
- Proprietary
- Developer
- Drops
- Platforms
- Android, iOS
- How it runs
- Downloadable app
- Best suited for
- Casual learners building vocabulary in short daily sessions
- Categories
- Learning tools
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
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Duolingo
A language-learning app with short game-like lessons, plus courses in subjects such as chess.
Duolingo teaches with short game-like lessons covering more than vocabulary, adds streaks and reminders, and runs on web as well as Android and iOS.
Lingvist
A language-learning app that teaches vocabulary with adaptive algorithms and short daily sessions.
Lingvist also focuses on vocabulary but uses adaptive placement and review, with more than 50 courses in one subscription on Android and the web.
Memrise
A language learning app with courses built around spaced repetition and videos of native speakers.
Memrise builds vocabulary with spaced repetition and videos of native speakers, covering rare and classical languages, but this listing is web only.
Clozemaster
A language-learning game that builds vocabulary through fill-in-the-blank sentences in over 50 languages.
Clozemaster teaches vocabulary through fill-in-the-blank sentences with spaced repetition, aimed at intermediate learners rather than beginners, on Android and the web.
Babbel
A subscription language learning app built around structured lessons focused on everyday conversation.
Babbel replaces vocabulary drills with structured conversation-focused lessons on Android, iOS and web, but it requires a paid subscription.
Busuu
A language learning app with short expert-made lessons and feedback from native speakers.
Busuu offers short expert-made lessons with feedback from native speakers and pronunciation practice, with full course access requiring payment.
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Tandem
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