What's the best language learning app?

I'm especially keen to learn sign language. Is there anything out there for it?
Libby Mayfieldauthor, artist, content and social · Asked

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Duolingo

Learn languages completely free.

Ryan Hoover44Founder, Product Hunt · Written
Duolingo is one of the most popular language-learning apps for mobile. It supports a dozen+ languages (although still waiting for them to add Korean!).
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Joshua AndertonFounder of Upscri.be · Written
Very engaging and easy to use. Duolingo is the best.
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I've been using Duolingo for the past couple of months to refresh my Spanish. One of my favorite features is the conversation bot that let's your practice your skills. The structure is really easy to use. The lessons are mixed up into different styles - flash card, matching, fill in the blank, etc. One small complaint is that the Spanish this app teaches is mildly different from the Spanish I learned in school - vocabulary is different. I really hope they add Japanese some day.
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Memrise

Learn Anything

Ivan Mirmaker of Qbserve time tracking app · Written
Memrise is the best in my opinion: it has many different courses and the basic phrases there are more like a phrasebook for travelling – family, food, directions, etc. so they are really useful (I'm looking at you, Duolingo and your "spider eats bread" phrases 🤔).
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ASL American Sign Language

Taimoor HussainDigital Marketing Strategist · Written
Its a good app to learn sign language, A friend of mine has used it to learn sign language. I would recommend using it
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seems to be more professional and less ads.
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@rocketlanguages

Jonathan JamesAlways Reaching. · Written
@rocketlanguages has over 2000 5-4 star reviews.. See them [ at link below ] Reviews ; https://www.rocketlanguages.com/...
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LingQ

Learn languages from content you love

Jahrine Lebel made this product
At LingQ you can import any content in your target language you find online to learn from, so you're learning from material you actually find interesting. There are also 1000s of hours of content in our 24 language libraries. You learn the language through repeated exposure, instead of trying to memorize lists of words and grammar rules. Check it out! :)
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