Biblingo

Biblingo

Biblical Language Learning

63 ratings
49 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 29, 2023
  • May 2, 2026

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Learn to read biblical Greek and Hebrew fluently through interactive lessons and engaging journeys through biblical stories. Deepen your understanding of Scripture with a curriculum covering university-level content, designed for all ages.

Interactive alphabet, vocab, and grammar lessons
Graded reading material
Grammar videos
Personalized daily vocab review
Greek/Hebrew Bible arranged by difficulty
Pattern drills for grammar mastery
Textbook and Bible book vocab decks
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What's New in Biblingo

2.6.1

May 2, 2026

We've improved Biblingo to create a smoother experience for all users discovering Hebrew, Greek and Latin.

Subscription plans

Learner Plan - Both

Become a fluent reader of both languages.

$36.001 Month
7 Days trial
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User reviews

Top Notch

Whoever made this app knew what they were doing. I am beyond impressed with the quality and content. I’ll be curious to see how it progresses as it dives deeper into grammar and sentence structure, but I love everything about this app. I’d rate it as even more effective and useful than Duolingo. I feel like I’ve learned more with this Greek than the Duolingo version.
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Like it, somewhat confusing interface

I just started using Biblingo and I love the layout, the concept, etc. But I’ve been having some issues with the lessons themselves. Specifically with the voice recording option. When you record and then turn it off, you’re unsure if you passed the question or not and then sometimes it will seem to accept it and move onto the next and other times, I’ve done the recording three times and it won’t let me move on. And other times it turns green like I did pass it but won’t move on and the arrow does appear to go to the next question but then when I hit it it says I didn’t complete the question and I have to go back to the home screen and back into the lesson again. It would be nice to have a clear submit button if some kind when you’ve finished the question and then if it says it’s wrong either an option to redo it or move on and study it later…I don’t know. But as of right now it’s just very confusing.

All that being said, once again, great app, easy to understand the lessons as far as what they’re teaching, love the concept and love that learning to read the Bible how it was written is something accessible for anyone.
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Hope the developer can continue improving the app

It is a helpful app. But for a paid subscription, there are multiple issues. The app kept logout automatically. The text on the learning module for textbook was too small.

One of the worst

Seems like this is a kindergarten version and an annoyance of an
app to learning Greek. I’m sorry to say but this is a poorly planned app. Why is it that you do not allow user to go forward in learning letters, words or phrases? People have vast different rates of learning concepts, symbols etc. That is something that should have been in mind in mapping out the app. I found it to be quite annoying to have the app repeating the same letter, word or phrase. The app also failed to mention add Greek keyboard in order to type out those letters, words and phrases. Annoying to see red after typing out whatever until it dawned on me to add keyboard. Update the app adding forward arrows even before answering and notice to add keyboard. Have people try out the app and get feedback. Do better if you want people to pay for it.
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Impressive app

Very impressive, especially the feature which sorts chapters by the frequency of words learned. Great for practice.

FAQ

What is Biblingo?

Biblingo is a language learning application designed to help users learn to read biblical Greek and biblical Hebrew fluently. It offers interactive lessons, grammar explanations, vocabulary building, and graded reading materials based on biblical stories and texts.

What languages can I learn with Biblingo?

You can learn biblical Greek, specifically for the New Testament, and biblical Hebrew, for the Hebrew Bible. The app aims to provide a comprehensive learning experience for both languages.

How does Biblingo teach biblical languages?

Biblingo uses a methodology based on linguistics and second language acquisition research. It incorporates interactive lessons, vocabulary and grammar drills, grammar videos, and graded reading material that progresses from short stories to actual Bible sections.

Is Biblingo suitable for beginners and advanced learners?

Yes, Biblingo is designed for learners of all ages and skill levels, from 7 to 70. Advanced students can develop exegetical skills to interpret Scripture more faithfully, while beginners can learn the fundamentals of reading the biblical languages.

What are the costs associated with Biblingo?

While the app offers a free experience, it also has in-app purchases. These likely include access to additional content such as specific textbook vocab decks or advanced features, as indicated by the presence of in-app purchases.