Line: Learn Any Language

Line: Learn Any Language

Learn languages with stories

4 ratings
3 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 26, 2026
  • August 20, 2026

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Learn languages through immersive story-based conversations with AI characters. Speak from day one in interactive scenarios, build relationships, and unlock new locations. Get grammar reports and instant help to improve your fluency.

Immersive story-based learning
Real-time AI conversations
Explorable interactive maps
Customizable scenario creation
Instant translations and pronunciation
Grammar feedback reports
Adaptive learning levels
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What's New in Line

1.5.0

August 20, 2026

• New Unlimited plan: unlimited stories and chat with a 3-day free trial • Smoother onboarding with a streamlined paywall • Bug fixes and performance improvements

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Subscription plans

Line Pro Monthly

Monthtly subscription

$34.991 Month
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User reviews

Clunky and incredibly frustrating UX

Value for Money is a foreign concept here—pun heavily intended. $300+ for yearly subscription. I burned through $1.99 in 2 minutes—absurd. The prompts are also clunky—I was in a bakery scenario with zero guidance and an assortment of “suggested responses” to a question I didn’t fully understand. The app promises immersion but doesn’t guide you through basic comprehension before thrusting you into “real world” scenarios with no context. I selected two random responses to speak aloud and suddenly I was out of gems—the currency in the app; $1.99 for 100 gems— complete waste of money and time. You aren’t even taught how to pronounce your responses—I was on beginner mandarin and my pinyin reading-> pronunciation pipeline is weak, so I had no idea if what I was saying was even right. It has no way to verify your work once you’ve garbled together some sounds. I feel like I paid to beta test an aimless chat bot.
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No learning mechanism

They drop you in these “stories” in which you must speak in the language you want to learn but you aren’t taught anything about reading the language and there is zero instruction on how to learn. For Japanese for example you MUST know how to leader all the characters and pronounce them. But now I have to go to learn all the Japanese letters before I can participate in the app….
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Great way to learn!

I’ve tried a few language apps, and this one has been one of my favorites. The stories make learning feel more natural and help me remember new words without it feeling like studying. The app is simple to use and keeps me motivated to practice every day.

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FAQ

Does Line have ads?

Yes, Line contains advertisements. The app is free to download and use, but includes ads as part of its monetization model.

What languages can I learn with Line?

Line offers 19 languages: Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, and Vietnamese.

How does Line's learning method differ from flashcard apps?

Unlike flashcard apps, Line focuses on speaking from day one through real-time, out-loud conversations with AI characters in immersive story worlds, making learning feel more natural and engaging.

Can I create my own language learning scenarios in Line?

Yes, you can create your own scenarios from scratch. You can choose the genre, setting, time period, tone, design characters, and guide the art style to personalize your learning experience.

What kind of feedback does Line provide to users?

At the end of each chat, Line provides a clear grammar report to highlight areas for improvement. Users can also tap for instant translations, romanization, and pronunciation playback during conversations.

What devices is Line available on?

Line is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. Information regarding broader platform compatibility is not yet available.

How does Line adapt to different user levels?

Line adapts to users across five levels, from total beginner to fluent. It starts with simple phrases and progresses to more complex conversations, ensuring the learning experience is tailored to your current proficiency.

What are the subscription options for Line Pro?

Line Pro offers two subscription plans: Line Pro Monthly at $34.99 per month and Line Pro Yearly at $359.99 per year, providing enhanced features for dedicated learners.