r/languagelearning is a subreddit with 3.4M members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests and solution requests, and the community frequently discusses learning, language, language learning, apps, and struggling, and they frequently recommend/review language learning apps, language learning software, and language learning app.
A community for anybody interested in learning other languages. Whether you are just starting, a polyglot or a language nerd, this is the place for you!
Popular Themes in r/languagelearning
#1
Advice Requests
: "Language Learning Books/Resources on Kindle Unlimited"
5 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "Is LingQ worth it? And what other language-learning apps do you recommend?"
1 post
#3
Pain & Anger
: "I have been learning English for many years and it still seems to be very basic and limited. I also discovered that my active vocabulary is very small, and my sentences are short. I don't even use phrasal verbs and idioms at all. All this effort was in vain. I don't seem to improve at all. I'm a fai"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/languagelearning
#1
Learning
58 posts
#2
Language
53 posts
#3
Language Learning
40 posts
#4
Apps
19 posts
#5
Struggling
17 posts
#6
Translation
10 posts
#7
Vocabulary
10 posts
#8
Native Speakers
8 posts
#9
Language Learning Apps
7 posts
#10
Language Apps
7 posts
Products Discussed in r/languagelearning
Language Learning Apps
161 reviews
#1
Duolingo
3.6★ from 14 reviews
#2
Pimsleur
4.1★ from 8 reviews
#3
Anki
4.0★ from 7 reviews
Language Learning Software
141 reviews
#1
Duolingo
3.8★ from 17 reviews
#2
Memrise
4.2★ from 11 reviews
#3
Lingq
4.8★ from 9 reviews
Language Learning App
125 reviews
#1
Lingq
4.4★ from 8 reviews
#2
Duolingo
4.1★ from 7 reviews
#3
Anki
4.4★ from 7 reviews
Flair Used in r/languagelearning
#1
Discussion
: "Heritage speakers: has anyone reached C2 or similarly advanced fluency?"
9 posts
#2
Resources
: "Follow-up to my "HelloTalk and Tandem are Tinder 2.0" post: my top 5 language exchange apps after testing a bunch"
3 posts
#3
Studying
: "How to successfully learn two similar languages without mixing them up?"
2 posts
#4
Culture
: "2 immersion programs in 2 years"
2 posts
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Last updated: October 5, 2026