Playfully learn vocabulary from shows and films

You start with the words that are said most often in shows and films, so that you can understand conversations as soon as possible.

In development for iOS and Android

Available languages

  • Spanish
  • Spanish (Latin America)
  • English (USA)
  • English (UK)
  • French
  • Italian
  • German
  • Korean
  • Japanese
  • Chinese
Vocabulary card with the German word hallo, typed correctly
Cards come back right before you forget them
The same card in the reveal variant, showing the meaning hello
Over 6000 words, the most frequent first
Grammar lesson on the German subject pronouns, with a table and example sentences
Over 300 grammar lessons from A1 to C2
Learning card from a grammar lesson, a sentence with a gap and five answer options
Over 1000 practice cards for the lessons

Method

How you learn with Lingonyx.

What you learn first is not decided by a textbook chapter, but by what is actually said in the language.

  • Source

    The language from shows

    You learn the language the way it is spoken in shows and films. What native speakers say every day, not the sentences that only exist in a course book.

  • Order

    Most frequent first

    The most frequent words come first: hello, yes, no, sorry. Those come up in every episode, so you recognise something early on.

  • Repetition

    EXP sets the interval

    Every correct answer earns EXP. How much, an algorithm works out from your history with that word. The same value sets when the card comes back: a lot of EXP means late, little EXP means soon.

Levels

Vocabulary and grammar, step by step.

On the left, how many words you need to follow which shows. On the right, the grammar covered by then, from A1 to C2.

  1. 1500

    Children's shows

    SpongeBob, Peppa Pig, Paw Patrol

    • A1
  2. 2500

    Sitcoms

    Friends, The Big Bang Theory, How I Met Your Mother

    • A2
  3. 4000

    Drama series and films

    Stranger Things, Breaking Bad, Harry Potter

    • B1
    • B2
  4. 6000

    Jargon-heavy series

    Grey's Anatomy, Suits, House of Cards

    • C1
    • C2

Questions

What people ask most.

What does Lingonyx cost?

Lingonyx will be a subscription. Before that you can try it for free and see in peace whether this way of learning suits you. There are no ads. Price and trial length will be here as soon as the app is in the store.

Do I need an account?

No. The app works entirely without an account and without a network connection. An account backs up your progress and lets you continue it on a second device.

Which languages can I learn from?

From German, English, Spanish, French and Italian. Each of the ten courses can be learned from any of these languages, and you pick the source language in the app.

When is the app coming?

There is no date yet. Join the waitlist and you will hear from us as soon as Lingonyx is in the App Store and on Google Play.

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