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TL;DR: Learn 56 different languages for one low price with this lifetime subscription to Qlango Language learning for $34.97 (reg. $119.99) through July 20.
Learning doesn't have to be boring! If you want to feel productive this summer, why not pick up a new language with Qlango? This app turns learning a new language into a game, with an engaging question-and-answer style format you'll actually look forward to.
Right now, you can secure a lifetime subscription to Qlango's 56 language options for just $34.97 (reg. $119.99) until July 20.
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Make learning a fun new challenge on your phone with Qlango. This language learning app wants to make mastering new languages enjoyable, and with 56 to choose from, the learning opportunities are pretty much endless.
Pick up Polish, tackle Thai, or finally master the French you started learning in high school. Qlango's unique question-and-answer method feels like a fun challenge. It requires you to think and respond in your target language, and if you get stuck, it gives you a hint to keep things moving.
Qlango uses a scientifically proven spaced repetition technique to help boost your understanding, presenting words at strategic intervals that help you retain them. Unlike the competitors, they've identified 6,679 essential words you need to know to hone in on.
There are six different difficulty levels to work through. You can also customize your lessons to work on words and sentences, dictation, translation, sentence formation, or matching. Set your study goals and work at your own pace — no deadlines or penalties, just fun learning.
This lifetime subscription lets you pay once and gain access to learn every language for one low price, unlike competitors with monthly subscription fees. You'll quickly see why Qlango gained 4.8 stars on the App Store. Real-life user Valentin raved, 'I've tried plenty of language apps, but Qlango is easily one of the best—and most affordable—options out there.'
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