Really cool if used right
Learning is great
Love learning Latin and other languages
Excellent for beginners, but completely locks out advanced English speakers
Because I cannot read the Hindi script easily, setting my native language to Hindi doesn't work for me. Trying a workaround by setting my native language to Spanish or French just means I cannot understand the instructions.
Mondly needs to allow English-to-English learning for advanced students who want to refine their fluency. The app is fantastic for learning a brand-new language from scratch using English instructions, but it is currently useless for fluent speakers trying to access the Advanced English course. I hope the developers fix this restriction soon.
Hard to navigate
No Alphabet
Mondly is great.
Pronunciation
Arigato
Great learning tool
Different meanings
I put Košulja.
Was wrong
You said majca
Next question was:
I have a red shirt
You put:
Imam crvenu košulju
🤭
Good but not great
UGLY AI IMAGES👎
Great
Good good
Please fix past/present/future pop-up and add feature
Disappointed, if you are a women you will make an idiot of yourself- Mondly uses masculine forms
So disappointing 😕
I went through all apps they all are designed to teach you nothing! Mondly stood out to me till I realised I don’t even know feminine variations and I speak as a man and sound like an idiot !
Muy dinámica para romper el hielo con un idioma, pero se queda corta en nivel avanzado
I enjoy this app but
Also, some of the Japanese words that are used are not commonly used in casual conversations. Like when you are talking about yourself you don't have to start the sentence with watashiwa. Also, starting a sentence with "anatawa", I've read, is viewed as cold, or even rude. Another word that gets used in the app that probably shouldn't be is chiketto (ticket). I've studied Japanese for a while now and I've never heard that word used before. I've only heard the word "kippu" as the Japanese word to use for "ticket". Other than the above, I do enjoy using this app.
9/2/26: I think it's ridiculous that I can get answers in English wrong. You have to fix that. The answer I chose was "I find homework stimulating." The "correct" answer was "I find homework to be stimulating." Give me a break. Both sentences mean the same thing. In fact, mine would be considered better by my high school English teachers because it is a more efficient sentence.
