Both the interface and the course itself could be designed better.

It’s decent for learning vocabulary but a lot of material isn’t explained very well.

It’s fairly inexpensive.

Daily lessons, weekly quizzes, and monthly challenges – these functionalities encourage you to practice every day.

The vocabulary included is useful and drilled in an effective way.

It’s fairly inexpensive.

The content and exercises are the same for all levels and languages.

The exercises are mostly passive and won’t help you use the language.

The order of lessons and topics isn’t very well thought out.

The interface is not user friendly and the platform is visually unappealing.

It is well designed, has a beautiful interface, and is intuitive to use.

There are some gaps in terms of writing and grammar, along with a lack of materials for intermediate or higher level students.

The price is fair and will give you access to materials for over 70 languages.

It’s very easy to use and has a slick design.

The intense drilling of useful real life sentences and words during lessons will really help you remember them.

Cultural and grammar notes incorporated in the lessons are well-prepared to help you understand the language you’re learning better.

The subscription gives you access to over 70 languages.

Most courses finish around the intermediate level with some less popular languages ending before that.

There’s not enough grammar practice.

During drilling, when a student is prompted to complete a task such as coming up with an appropriate translation of a sentence, the command is read out loud. Listening to someone repeat very similar commands over and over again is tedious.

The Google Translate plugin is a rather lazy and disappointing way to give students answers about words or sentences they’d like to translate.