Learning Games - FabuLingua

Learning Games - FabuLingua

Kids Spanish Language Stories

781 ratings
117 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 7, 2019
  • October 5, 2026

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An interactive game that teaches children Spanish or English as a second language through engaging stories and educational games. Designed for preschool to elementary ages, it focuses on vocabulary, comprehension, and speaking skills in a fun, play-based environment.

✓Interactive stories
✓Educational language games
✓Listening and speaking practice
✓Vocabulary development
✓Reading guided practice
✓Beginner grammar exposure
✓Progress tracking
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What's New in Learning Games

2.1.7

October 5, 2026

New story alert! The Legend of Luna is here, plus some nice improvements.

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User reviews

Too slow paced, crashed a lot

I signed up for a 7 day trial and that same day I got charged a year subscription for the program. I thought maybe I would keep it. The page crashed a lot. The activities are way too slow of a pace. This generation sadly expects electronics to go at a faster speed or they lose interest. It doesn’t allow you to skip pages or make the story telling go faster. I got bored going through it with my kids myself. Maybe this could be beneficial for children starting to speak. Not for elementary school aged children. Cool graphics though!
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Response from developer

I can see you have an older legacy account, which explains both issues. It predates our backend migration and didn't sync properly (that's what caused the crashes). It also means Apple didn't see a new customer, so it started the plan rather than opening a second trial. The 7-day trial is for new accounts only. Email support@fabulingua.com and we'll sync your account and give you longer to trial the app properly (emailing us always gets you the fastest resolution). FabuLingua is built for elementary-age children learning Spanish as a second language. Stories designed for second language acquisition are delivered slower than stories in a child's native language, especially at the outset. However, you can open Settings on each page to speed up the reading. If your child already understands Spanish, switching off the translations in Settings speeds it up further. Pages don't skip in the student view, since the child needs to follow the narrative to learn the language. (Teachers can skip pages in the Teacher Dashboard.) For anyone concerned about the waning attention span of this generation: learning a second language is one of the better antidotes to the bite-sized media they're accustomed to. Research links it to real gains in focus and attention. Glad the art landed, we work hard to keep that magical feel of childhood stories!

So much fun for my kids!

I’m loving that they’re having so much fun learning Spanish! I feel good about their screen time being so wholesome and them learning so much. 💕

Good but not

I may only be young and still eat macaroni for dinner, but my mom makes me do this and i hate how the storys are so long!!! :( it takes so long to get past the first thing and the el/la mini game is so hard :(((( and when you read it, it is really boring cuz it makes you do it in little chunks and it is so boring :[ i like the frogs though!
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Spanish teachers

As a Spanish teacher, I absolutely love FabuLingua! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
FabuLingua makes learning Spanish fun, engaging, and interactive. I especially love how the stories, games, and activities help students learn vocabulary and understand Spanish in a natural way.
My students enjoy using it, and I love having a resource that keeps them motivated while they are learning. It is a great tool to complement Spanish lessons and encourage students to practice outside of class.
I highly recommend FabuLingua to Spanish teachers and families looking for a fun and effective way to help children learn Spanish! 💛
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Beautiful but a little slow for a 4-5 year old.

This was really cute but it’s a little slow for a younger kid with a shorter attention span. Although I think it could be effective the Spanish is spoken first and then the English leaving the last phrase in mind in English. Maybe if your kiddo already reads and is older I think this would be a useful app
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

App not loading or getting stuck on black screen

Bug

Login issues and inability to access account

Bug

Certain stories and features not functioning properly

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Requested Features

4 requests

More incremental steps and shorter stories

Feature

Cumulative vocabulary testing

Feature

Ability to track progress and achievements

Feature

Expansion of available languages beyond Spanish

Feature

FAQ

What does FabuLingua do?

FabuLingua is an interactive game designed to teach children Spanish or English as a second language. It uses adventure and exploration through stories and educational games to make learning fun and engaging for young learners.

What are the key features of FabuLingua?

Key features include interactive stories, educational language games, listening and speaking practice, vocabulary development in context, guided reading practice, and beginner-friendly grammar exposure. It also offers progress tracking for parents and teachers.

How much does FabuLingua cost?

The app offers a 7-day free trial. After the trial, a subscription is required, with plans selected by the user. Subscriptions can be canceled anytime through the App Store.

What age group is FabuLingua for?

FabuLingua is built for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school children. It is suitable for beginner language learners and can be used for school readiness, enrichment, and classroom support.

Can FabuLingua be used for homeschooling or in schools?

Yes, FabuLingua is designed for school, homeschool, and teacher use. It can serve as an enrichment to homeschool curricula or as a support tool in school classrooms, offering structured second language education.