Learning a language — as an adult, at least — takes work. Language learning apps can help motivate you to do that work. Most of them are designed for you to use them for just a few minutes a ...

The best apps for learning languages cater to your personal learning style, whether that means learning from pictures, native speakers, language immersion, or even music.

Parents are seeing this app used in the classroom, by home school groups, and early learning centers. It’s even available on Amazon , with thousands of parents leaving glowing reviews.

Drops and Duolingo are both excellent—albeit very different—language learning apps. Having tried each platform for Tagalog and French lessons, respectively, I believe Drops is superior in ...

Babbel is a popular language learning app used by millions of people around the world. You can choose from 14 different languages, such as English, French, Spanish, Italian and Polish.

Many of today's schools in the U.S. were built 50-60 years ago. These buildings weren't designed for change - they're very static places. This has become a big problem for the U.S. since education ...

This isn't a language-learning app, but it's definitely an app that's useful for learning languages. The Kindle store is worldwide, and it's easy to buy books in a range of languages no matter ...

If you've embarked on a journey to learn a language (in or out of school), odds are you've come across Duolingo or Rosetta Stone. Of the multiple language apps available, these are the two that ...

Language learning apps are popular, fun and easy to use, but is it possible to master a new language by using them? Two linguists weigh in on the benefits and drawbacks — and what else could help.