LingQ vs Babbel (Which Language App Is Better?)

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[@philipgilmore8541]

Thank you for this breakdown. I like Babbel but at times wish to breakaway from its more traditional format and engage with more interesting content.

[@yarziii]

I’d like to learn French ! It sounds great

[@brittneystewart1275]

I’ve been using Duolingo to learn Spanish but I liked this honest review and am currently considering switching over! Great vid!

[@vito2489]

I speak Spanish as a native and I speak English at an intermediate level. At the moment I have fallen in love with Italian and I am learning it. In addition to Duolingo I recommend other resources like Wilingua, Rosetta Stone and watch videos in Spanish with English subtitles and you write the words you don't understand in a notebook about the video. ¡Buena suerte!

[@shrippie-4214]

Babel sucks found put about it when my mom bought me a life time membership its too repetitive and too limited I learn vocab from more intensive input reading and writing

[@Batman-xb4rq]

I want to learn Spanish because I live in Texas and I run into more and more people who only speak Spanish or who speak very little English.

[@yogabija]

Is Lingq a good companion to using Babbel and Lingq? I am thinking using two language apps like these would be a great combination. What do you think? I might have answered my own question from a previous comment on another video I watch of yours. Great video thanks.

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Yes, you nailed it. We see apps like LingQ and Lingopie as good supplements to more traditional apps like Babbel. They would make a nice pair. Thanks for watching!

[@aislynncarpenter701]

Seen a lot of LingQ ads lately, looking forward to the review!

[@timothybotros8796]

Spanish because it’s popular and important to learn.

[@zayin23]

I want to learn Spanish! There are a lot of Spanish speakers where I live and learning Spanish will allow me to connect

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Nice! Good luck :)

[@GeorgeDeCarlo]

Here is THE test for any app, class or any program claiming to teach a language. If they honestly cannot demonstrate that 60% or more are not basically fluent after completing the program, it is a failure. Always remember that on a 100 point exam less than 60% is a failure.

[@divinenchuma1437]

Would really love to learn Spanish😊

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For sure :)

[@markduffey]

Thanks for the comparison.

[@DevlogBill]

I would love to learn Greek. It's a beautiful language which is filled with an amazing history of written literature from the Greek tragedies, to the writings of the New Testament. Also, more than 30% of the English vocabular finds its roots from the Greek language and modern Spanish has also been strongly influence by Greek. I would be very grateful to be given the chance to learn this language since I live not to far from a Greek community and I am saving up to go to Greece hopefully next year, thank you.

[@envy4932]

Probably German, I want to go visit Germany in the near future

[@brandonw5119]

I’m a grad student working on my phd in clinical psychology. I want to learn an additional language to become a multi-lingual psychologist. I particularly want to learn not only language but cultural nuances and how that affects the therapeutic process.

[@tiffany543TT]

I want to learn Spanish because there are many Spanish native speakers in my community :) thanks for the great comparison, will look into Babbel!

[@kingsofsummer858]

i think i need more structured guidance, so will go with babbel. thank you. learning german

[@sooophia143]

I want to learn Japanese possibly for traveling. Thanks for the vid!

[@kennybania5177]

Great comparison. I’d go with Babbbel.

[@GauravSokhi]

Thanks, very informative.

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Thanks for watching!

[@JoanaOwusu-rq7mg]

I’m in the process of learning Spanish so your language app reviews are always helpful!

[@clman4]

I want to learn mandarin because of its history and so many speakers !

[@ATLsOwn]

LingQ (Pronounced: Link)

[@alainar6674]

Thanks for the great video!

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No worries!

[@sapphireglaceon]

not sure what app is best to learn japanese

[@81nic]

Interesting review, I don't know LingQ yet, but I really like how Babbel is structured, and it works for me.

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Thanks for watching!

[@iamnikib]

Currently learning French. Moved to a new country and it is the 2nd official language. It would be good to know it!

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Agreed! Thanks for watching!

[@ridzkyprajitaputra4269]

great video! really helpful

[@nikhila6281]

Always gives the best information 😊. Thankyou

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Thanks!

[@chadwickerman]

Interesting. I still think I like Rocket Languages best.

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Agreed, Rocket remains our #1-rated course. Thanks for watching!

[@vonrauenfeld]

Babbel kann gar nichts.

[@mahmood7849]

Interesting.

[@richardross612]

Great review

[@NatashaAlbracht]

Thank you for the breakdown.

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No problem 👍

[@Jim10082]

Great LingQ vs Babbel (Which Language App Is Better?)

[@estherarokun4600]

Always love your reviews. 👍

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I appreciate that!

[@EugeneFlorian]

Thanks for the video

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No problem!

[@raymondstuart8518]

Thanks for the company!

[@adidrimba7459]

Great review!

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Glad you enjoyed it

[@J-Ultra11]

Both are very affordable..i like the fact that Babbel teaches a good grammar..thanks for the review John

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My pleasure! Thanks for watching

[@adamtedesco944]

another great video

[@wellcoachlynell]

LingQ vs Babbel information is very helpful. Thanks for all your details.