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PRAVIEL: Ancient Languages

PRAVIEL: Ancient Languages

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 23, 2025
  • July 16, 2026

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Anton Soloviev
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Master ancient languages through interactive, gamified lessons. Practice speaking, reading, and understanding historical texts with authentic pronunciation and contextual grammar explanations. Track progress and unlock achievements as you learn.

✓Gamified bite-sized lessons
✓Authentic pronunciation audio
✓Interactive historical conversations
✓Tap-to-analyze text support
✓Progress tracking and achievements
✓Spaced review system
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What's New in PRAVIEL

3.7.4

July 16, 2026

You can now delete your account directly in Settings. Sign-in and session handling are clearer and more reliable, with additional fixes throughout the app.

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Bad

AI images, weird interface, email is probably just put in a list, also fake reviews
The shidlerThe shidler

Response from developer

We’re sorry the imagery and interface left a poor impression. We understand your concerns about email use and review authenticity. If you can share specific examples at support@praviel.com, they would help us investigate.

Educational and Fun

Very cool and educational app—easy to use and a fun way to learn an ancient language.
dpapastuddpapastud

Response from developer

Thanks for sharing this! We’re glad PRAVIEL feels easy to use and makes learning an ancient language both fun and educational.

Excellent experience

Awesome app,so many languages.So glad I found it. I’m so excited to start learning Latin language. I need this for my school.Definitely recommended for everyone.Five stars.👍👍👍👍👍
A@05A@05

Response from developer

Thank you for sharing this! We’re glad the language selection stood out, and we hope you enjoy getting started with Latin for school.

FAQ

What ancient languages can I learn with PRAVIEL?

PRAVIEL currently offers Ancient Greek, Classical Latin, Hebrew, Aramaic, Slavonic, and Middle English. Many more languages are planned for future updates.

How does PRAVIEL teach ancient languages?

PRAVIEL uses bite-sized, gamified lessons with pronunciation audio, illustrations, and varied exercises like vocabulary matching and sentence building to help you learn and retain information.

Can I speak ancient languages with PRAVIEL?

Yes, PRAVIEL includes authentic pronunciation audio for listening and repetition. You can also engage in simulated conversations with historical personas to practice speaking and understanding.

How does PRAVIEL help with reading ancient texts?

When you're ready to read, PRAVIEL offers tap-to-analyze support for real ancient texts. Tap any word to get its meaning, morphology, and grammar without getting stuck.

Does PRAVIEL have ads?

No, PRAVIEL is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted learning experience.

What devices does PRAVIEL support?

PRAVIEL is available on iPhone and iPad, supporting a wide range of Apple mobile devices.

How often is PRAVIEL updated?

The app was last updated on March 21, 2026, indicating active development and potential for new features and languages.

Is PRAVIEL suitable for beginners?

Yes, PRAVIEL is designed to help you master ancient languages from the ground up, making them feel like living tongues rather than museum pieces.