LingoDeer User Reviews

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Best language learning app for Asian languages

I am learning Korean and Chinese with Lingo Deer. I use Duolingo for additional exercises and I must say that I feel like Iโ€™m learning more when I use Lingo Deer. Their lessons rate better structured, easy to follow. I love the tips and reading/speaking lessons at the end of each class.

Incomplete or outdated

Tried their Japanese.
It has a large library but the section seems like it was built by someone and left alone after. Not being updated since it was first built years ago. The design and flow is old looking.

The language structure they teach isnโ€™t modern how people use today for some lessons.

Also the functionality of the app is lacking. Some small features and efficiency that other apps have, LingoDeer misses.

Asking around $150 usd seems very high for the current state. The reviews in-app seems artificial as well
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Response from developer

We're really sorry to hear that your experience with our Japanese course didn't meet your expectations. We appreciate your feedback and want to assure you that all our courses, including Japanese, are crafted meticulously by professional teachers and language learning experts to produce high-quality content. We are also continually working to update and improve our courses to keep them current and relevant. As for the design, it's our commitment to keep improving user interface and we'll take your points into consideration. Regarding the cost, we aim to offer a comprehensive language learning experience that balances quality and pricing. We also want to clarify that all reviews in-app are genuine; we value transparency and honesty with our users. If you have any further suggestions or queries, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at support@lingodeer.com. We truly appreciate your feedback and are here to support your learning journey. - LingoDeer Support Team

Better than Duolingo

Just better grammar lessons that are more complete. The monthly cost is comparable to Duolingo.

Itโ€™s good butโ€ฆ

Itโ€™s good that youโ€™re doing that but itโ€™s boring lol
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Not worth it!

If you just want to focus in learning one language, donโ€™t even bother downloading it. Thereโ€™s just not much content to worth $150!

Response from developer

Thanks for your feedback. The price youโ€™ve referred to is for our lifetime membership, which grants access to all the languages we offer, along with any new ones we add in the future. If youโ€™re focused on learning just one language, we also offer more affordable options like annual or monthly memberships, which might be a better fit for your needs. Over time, the lifetime plan provides exceptional value, especially for those interested in exploring multiple languages. We hope you find the right plan that works for you!

The first lesson

Iโ€™m learning Japanese. This app is not new user friendly. The structure is much advanced for anyone starting out new. My first lesson jumped right into haragana without being taught the individual alphabet itself. I should be learning basic phrases not advanced uncommon words

Response from developer

We're sorry to hear that your initial experience was more challenging than anticipated. Our learning program indeed includes an "Alphabet" section located right beside the first unit "Nationalities". We firmly suggest taking those alphabet lessons before beginning your first formal lesson. This approach provides foundational knowledge of Hiragana, greatly aiding in the early stages of learning Japanese. We're continually working to make our app more user-friendly, especially for beginners. Your comments certainly help us in that respect. For any further queries or if you need assistance navigating through our app, please don't hesitate to contact us at hi@lingodeer.com. We're always available to help guide and provide support.

LingoDeer

Je recommande vivement meilleur appli pour apprendre le corรฉen.

hard sales push, not enough time to test

it allows you to do ONE lesson without paying, and pushes very aggressively a โ€˜75% offโ€™ lifetime purchase that is quite pricy.

apparently theres a 7 days trial that you have to remember to cancel to not be charged. but its not clearly spelled out in the terms.

used car salesman all the way. left a bad first impression.

staying with duolingo even though maybe lingodeer would actually have advantages. but from doing only one lesson, thereโ€™s no way to know.
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I'm confused.

I've looked at all of the reviews, and they all seem fine, but for me, I only got to complete one section and then it said I couldn't continue without getting premium. Can anyone help? I am learning korean.

Review for Vietnamese Learning

Slower paced in comparison to Duolingo. Pronunciation is crisp and better as well. It is easy to make out tones. Sentences are not randomly made up and actually make sense. Much more worth than Duolingo. This also covers grammar which I felt was neat.

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