Emojiglot
Silly language learning
About
This app makes learning to read and hear new languages fun for kids. Children build sentences with emojis and hear them read aloud, with words highlighted as they are spoken. It supports six languages and offers a safe, offline experience with no ads or tracking.
What's New in Emojiglot
1.4
August 28, 2026
Two new kinds of sentence! Jobs and Hobbies — the penguin wants to be a firefighter, the turtle loves to bake. Feelings — the lion is happy, the elephant is sleepy. Tap any word to hear it on its own, in any of the six languages. Every word now plays right to the end. The app also opens about twice as fast.
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FAQ
What languages does Emojiglot support?
Emojiglot supports six languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, and Mandarin Chinese. Mandarin Chinese characters are displayed with pinyin and color-coded by tone.
How does Emojiglot help children learn to read?
Children match emojis to words to build sentences, then hear their creations read aloud. Each word lights up as it's spoken, reinforcing the connection between the written word and its sound.
Is Emojiglot suitable for young children?
Yes, Emojiglot is designed for ages 6 to 8. It is safe by design with no ads, no in-app purchases, and no data collection. It also features a grown-up gate for external links.
Can Emojiglot be used without an internet connection?
Absolutely. Emojiglot is fully offline, with all necessary voices bundled within the app. This allows children to use it anywhere, such as on a plane or in the car.
How does Emojiglot track progress?
While Emojiglot doesn't have traditional progress tracking, it encourages confidence by ensuring there are no wrong answers. Every silly sentence created is considered a success and earns a star.
Does Emojiglot have ads?
No, Emojiglot is ad-free. The app is designed to provide an uninterrupted learning experience for children, with no advertisements present.
What makes Emojiglot's learning methodology unique?
Its unique approach combines visual learning through emojis with auditory reinforcement. By building sentences and hearing them spoken, children practice both reading and listening skills in an engaging and playful way.
Can I choose the voice that reads the sentences?
Yes, you can pick a funny character voice, such as a squeaky mouse, a big giant, or a sleepy sloth. Each character voice introduces itself in your chosen primary language and then reads the sentence in its unique voice.