PolyglotGym
A free gym for 100+ languages with real CEFR courses
What it does
PolyglotGym is a free language gym: structured CEFR courses (A1-C2) with interactive exercises, grammar guides, spaced-repetition vocabulary, dialect comparisons, and native-quality audio for 100+ languages - including ones no big app teaches: Icelandic, Georgian, Belarusian, Mongolian, Tagalog, Luxembourgish. Explanations adapt to your native language instead of being translated, and courses are free without signup. Web, iOS, and Android.
Free interactive language courses in 100+ languages. Learn German, Spanish, French, Japanese and more with interactive exercises, a vocabulary trainer, and grammar lessons.
PolyglotGym is a free language gym: structured CEFR courses with interactive exercises, a vocabulary trainer with spaced repetition, grammar guides with practice, and dialogue audio recorded for every lesson. Pick from 100 + languages, from German, Spanish, French, Japanese to dozens more, and start a full beginner course with no paywall in front of the lessons. Learn in your own language, with explanations adapted to your native grammar instead of one-size-fits-all translations. Study several languages at once and PolyglotGym shares vocabulary between them, so a word you know in one is a head start in the next and the gaps between them are easy to see. How studying several languages worksfrom polyglotgym.com
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