Product Overview & Learning Outcomes

Will We Be Releasing New Courses?

Yes, we are constantly working to launch new language learning courses. For example, we recently introduced "Indonesian", "Polish" and "Malay" among others. To stay updated on our latest course plans, we encourage you to follow our social media a...

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Why does LingoDeer require a membership?

We’re 100% dedicated to providing you with the most effective teaching available on the language app market today. And, frankly, that takes a lot of time and energy to accomplish. It’s something you just can’t help but notice when you study w...

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Can I use LingoDeer on multiple devices or on my computer?

Yes! You can study with LingoDeer using our app on your iOS or Android device, and with our web version (https://www.lingodeer.com/) on your Mac or PC - whichever works best and is most convenient for you. Remember to log in with the ...

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Can I get fluent with LingoDeer?

The short answer is “yes”. (Yup, you guessed right, of course that’s what we’d say) The more detailed answer is: depends on what you mean by “fluent”. If you mean “speak the language like a native”, well, anyone who’s being honest with you w...

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What level will I be at after I finish the course?

Every language course (level 1 & 2 combined) is designed to take a complete beginner to an intermediate level. Our courses cover the most essential sentence patterns and grammar concepts required in the A1-B1 levels, or 90% of the grammar ta...

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How many languages can I learn on LingoDeer?

All users can access all our language courses - so you can learn as many languages you like from the courses we offer. If you're comfortable studying in English, that means you can choose from 20 courses for 19 languages: Arabic Chinese F...

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How is LingoDeer different from other apps?

In short, LingoDeer teaches languages – not just their separate parts. Grammar, the system that governs these parts, is generally considered to be the most difficult aspect of a language to learn, particularly outside of the classroom. So whi...

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