Learning a new language isn’t a subject.It’s a superpower. ✨

A new language isn’t a subject.
It’s a superpower. ✨

Here are few apps/ideas you can use to learn new languages 👇

• Lingopie – Works for any language where content exists (Spanish, French, German, Korean, Japanese). Best for kids who learn through stories, shows, and real-life context — not textbooks.

• Mondly – Multi-language friendly (30+ languages). Ideal for families exploring different languages before committing to one. Short, structured, daily practice.

• HelloTalk – Universal for any language. Kids talk to native speakers from that country. Real conversations = real confidence, regardless of the language.

• Netflix (Language Method) – Applicable to every language available on Netflix. Start with familiar shows, switch audio/subtitles, and let the brain adapt naturally.

• Duolingo – Supports many global languages. Best for building consistency and habit across languages without pressure.

• Busuu – Great for serious learners in any major language. Native-speaker corrections make learning practical and culturally accurate.

• Drops – Visual vocabulary learning for multiple languages. Works especially well for younger kids or absolute beginners.

• BBC / DW / NHK World / TV5 Monde – Country-specific platforms. Choose based on the language (English, German, Japanese, French). Adds cultural depth, not just words.

• YouTube (Language-specific channels) – Every language has creators teaching or vlogging natively. Kids learn accents, tone, and everyday usage.

• Language Exchange & Communities – Pen pals, online clubs, or exchange groups exist for every language. Human connection makes any language stick.