Are these the best apps for language learning? - How to learn a language with ONLY a phone

[@DuvanRefold]

You motivate me, thanks to your method, I am improving my level of English a lot.

[@TeaTheTerrible]

yayyy ive been waiting for this video!

[@shiubshiushiu]

Thanks for showing how language reactor could work on iPad! That’s really useful!

[@SS-wi4tm]

Would love a video on useful digital tools while reading real paper books.

[@huesophie299]

Google lens?

[@duelarm]

Use Trancy instead of language reactor for phones

[@battleskill23]

Right now, my favorite tool is Lingopolo. Has massive libraries of Thai, Dutch, and French sentences (more to come apparently) with native audio. Just be sure to use it to supplement your immersion.

[@WillliamLopez]

Nice ,thank you so much for your support ❤ sin palabras de que tan bueno es su contenido

[@madiel940]

Nice video so useful 🎉

[@KelvinPiña-k2v]

phone + tv is another combination.

[@shinagami5235]

How😭😭

[@Nelson-Cs]

Cool

[@victormanuelalvarezalvarez10]

I bought refold to learn but it turns out that I already finished and I don't know what else to do, I'm already used to it and I have a habit but what else should I do, no one explains to me and I didn't know more about that course and it doesn't even appear to me to open the account.

[@alexxaander7915]

you forgot about anki

[@Refold]

I decided to leave Anki out since this tutorial is meant for people without a computer at all and installing Anki decks directly on your phone is a hassle. Granted, it's less of a hassle than the interactive immersion work around in the video.

[@zedxspecturm4698]

see I just dont keep most things on my phone, too easy to get distracted.

[@thormay]

This needs more work. You mention apps quickly with no screen display. Nor are there names and links below.

[@Refold]

Hi there, everything is linked for easy reference in this page: refold.link/Mobile-Immersion-Resources

[@Bruh-cg2fk]

bad boy