If you want to be able to practice your language creatively, LingoDeer ain’t it. LingoDeer will definitely get you started, but you’ll need to stretch your wings eventually. Like, if you need the personal connection of a language tutor or language exchange partner, there are other places to find that. If you want to talk to a human, LingoDeer isn’t right for you. The flexibility? The push for active recall? The whole experience? Beautiful.īut there’s still an important question to answer: who is LingoDeer NOT right for? I have a few issues with it, but they aren’t make-or-break issues. Okay, so this LingoDeer review has proved to me that I love this app. Doesn’t make a single difference to the actual experience or effectiveness of the LingoDeer app, it’s just kind of weird. Everything else is priced really reasonably, though!Īre you thinking what I’m thinking? If you’re thinking “wow, that’s a really ugly page considering how pretty the LingoDeer app is”, you are thinking what I’m thinking. I’ll chalk it up to a website-usability thing though, because a LingoDeer membership is certainly worth the price, in my professional opinion.Īccording to LingoDeer support, free LingoDeer users get alphabets, the first unit, Test Outs, Flashcards, and Reviews. Surprisingly, LingoDeer’s prices aren’t the most obvious. SO annoying, but obviously that’s my own personal opinion. I even went into the settings to try to turn it off but couldn’t. What I don’t love? That pesky translation! I can understand having the option to translate the term, but I don’t want to be forced to see it. Technology is great and all, but it really doesn’t beat humans when it comes to how well we do or don’t know a certain thing. I love that you self-report how easy or difficult that particular term is! This is one of my favorite features of language resources when I find them, and the only other places I’ve found it is in Anki and in Rocket Languages. There’s one thing I really really love about this, and one thing I really really don’t. Listen to it as many times as you need, then tap “show answer”. Tap the deer to listen to an audio of the term, see if you can tell what the term is.
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