LingoPie Review (Is It Worth It?)

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LingoPie Review (Is It Worth It?). In this video, John from the Test Prep Insight team covers the LingoPie reviews topic. This is one of the most popular video-based language programs in the world. John covers LingoPie cost, whether LingoPie is worth it, and whether LingoPie is free. He also talks about how LingoPie works, LingoPie TV shows, and whether LingoPie works. Thanks for watching this LingoPie language review video. Whether you are trying to learn Spanish, German, French or Italian, LingoPie is a solid option if you are a visual learner. We will see whether LingoPie makes the list for best language learning app. Best of luck learning a new language!

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▬ VIDEO CHAPTERS ▬
0:00 - Introduction
0:30 - How LingoPie Works
1:33 - What Our Team Likes About LingoPie
5:37 - What Our Team Dislikes About LingoPie
8:28 - Verdict: Is LingoPie Good?

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[janicesmith]

Now that's what I call "an honest review." This was extremely beneficial..

[minaday]

The subtitle stuff is amazing, incredible. I learned English though television, but mostly books and dictionaries - because stopping a show to look up a word or a phrase (to this day a habit of mine) is annoying to the extent it is not sustainable. But here it's so easy. Everything us 90s kids had to do with google and forums is just incorporated into this innovative, interactive program. It's really amazing what people do for each other and how we can all progress together, one step at a time. I'm sure lingopie will get better and the cons will be less pronounced with time.

[brebrown]

I can’t tell you how much I’m absolutely loving Lingopie. I’ve only had it for about a month and I went back and forth on it for awhile not knowing if it would be worth it. Now, it’s all I do, my Spanish has grown so much just in a month! I can’t imagine where I’ll be in a year. I wish they had a little more content in the “Mexico” Spanish part but I’ll watch Spain Spanish when I’m done watching all the Mexico Spanish shows. I bought a year because in the app I didn’t see a place where they offered a lifetime subscription. I will try and do that when my year is up. But I’m literally loving it. 🥰

[chriscunningham]

I always felt that Lingopie was a more fleshed out version of 2 extensions I use for Japanese (Language Reactor and Yomichan) and I can't complain about the extra effort LingoPie do around that. Combined the extensions give you the flashcards (as you can add words and phrases to an Anki deck with Yomichan) with Language Reactor recommending videos (on youtube and netflix) then having the same word colouring on subtitles. Would 100% agree with intermediate learners at least so you can follow along on the audio along with the subtitles.

[markthrekrain]

I want to learn German because I love German philosophy, especially Nietzsche and Schopenhauer. One of my dreams is to be able to read Thus Spake Zarathustra in German, as they say it is one of the most beautifully written works in the language.

[hollytooker]

Danke! Merci! I’m using Duolingo to learn French as a beginner and to turn my conversational German fluent. LingoPie sounds like it would help.
I always wanted to learn French and thought it might make me empathize with the immigrants in the ESL program in which I volunteer.

[alainar]

Thank for the great video! I’ve never heard of Lingopie before. Looks like a fun way to learn a new language!

[kingsofsummer]

never heard of lingopie before this but sounds like a great way to learn once you have a good base in your language. thanks for this video!

[garlandofbooks]

I might like to learn a little German because my husband learned some, but it’s not my main target language currently. This is just the review I needed right now! Thanks. I wish I knew if I would like the shows, because I am picky, and want clean content. I like content to be rated and to disclose what it’s rated for. I don’t appreciate unrated content with surprises.

[Mark_Thackeray]

This is great only if you already have a Netflix account, which it requires. If you don't have a netflix account it's not worth it. Just note that not everybody is a Netflix subscriber.

[devalerina]

I want to learn spanish because i became desperate to truly become fluent in a second languished, and would massively help me at work. I learned some in high school and loved it. Wish i never dropped learning it

[Swellelle]

Thank you for this opportunity! I cannot wait to start my new career!!

[Cherry]

Thank you, it sounds like it would be a great resource now I’m working on B1 Spanish 😊

[lauramillikan]

I want to learn German because I love visiting the country as much as I can. I feel it’s a way to show my love to the people by trying to speak their language.

[LauraMorse-mb]

I didn't realize it makes flash cards automatically. So helpful.

[jameslaws]

I want to learn German so I can take a vacation to Germany. It seems like a great tool when you want to work on your fluency. It goes along with the idea that once you believe you are fluent in another language, travel to that country and live there for at least one month. You will find, you can't understand anyone. Because you know a formal, typically slowed/watered-down form of the language.

[yayas.]

German is very interesting but I would like to learn Italian first. And I will definitely be trying this app, I manually change the language/subtitles in Netflix so I can get some practice in so having an app that has all those practice tools is great. Great review, thank you!

[michaelbarton]

I appreciate the honest review. I am learning French and am always looking for new ways to supplement my learning.

[AzureBlueStarr]

Sounds like a great program to supplement the learning process. Shame they don't currently offer Dutch. I'll be sending this video to my friends who are studying any of their nine languages though

[AlexanderSoriano-pxhq]

I learnt English watching videos on YouTube...I am super excited such a platform exist so I can learn german smoothly and quickly too.