My Top Spanish Learning Apps ✨

Non-fluent child of a native Spanish speaker? Me too friend 🥲 I started taking Spanish lessons a few months ago to heal my no sabo child inside 🤣 here are the apps I have found most helpful!

1. Lingopie: This app lets you watch popular shows in Spanish (or other languages of your choice) and has the captions in both that Spanish (or your chosen language) and English. You can pause and save words to look back at later as well as other features. It really helps you learn new words and get better at oral communication.

2. Duolingo: We allllll know this bird 🤣 but in case you don’t, duolingo has tons of languages you can start learning for free. I think it is great for learning the basics and putting together simple sentences.

3. Conjugato: this app was recommended by my teacher. It is free but has a pro version and has all the conjugations of each verb so you don’t have to google your sentence. You can actually practice using each verb properly and get better at remembering conjugations. I find google translate helpful at times but mostly I think it messes with your progress if you’re constantly using it instead of putting effort into learning the word yourself.

4. Spanish Dictionary: This dictionary is free but has a pro price of $60 a year if you’d like to do the lessons. I like it for looking up random words and seeing what context I am supposed to use them in.

Let me know if you have other apps that are helpful! I’d love to add to my list :)

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