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A curated language learning tools from vlists: 39 items,
ready to use. Everything the desk or the study session runs on, in one place you can restock without thinking about it.
The full checklist (39 items)
- Duolingo
- Babbel
- Rosetta Stone
- Busuu
- Memrise
- Anki decks
- Quizlet sets
- Language exchange app
- HelloTalk
- Tandem
- Pimsleur audio
- Glossika
- Language podcasts
- YouTube language channels
- Grammar workbook
- Vocabulary notebook
- Flashcards
- Phrasebook
- Dictionary app
- Translation app
- Speaking practice group
- Tutoring app
- Online language course platform
- MOOC language course
- Language learning website
- Language textbooks
- Reading materials
- Language graded readers
- News in target language app
- Pronunciation app
- Phonetics chart
- Listening exercises
- Subtitled films
- Language learning planner
- Goal tracker
- Progress tracker
- Daily streak tracker
- Reminder app
- Culture notes book
Use this list in vlists
Reading it is free. To actually use it as a living checklist, add it to
your vlists account:
- Copy it in one tap, then check items off as you go.
- Reset and reuse it every time, instead of starting from scratch.
- Set reminders, including smart repeating reminders.
- Edit it with AI, or generate a new list from a sentence or a photo.
- Share it and collaborate, synced across web and Android.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is on the language learning tools?
- The list has 39 items, including Duolingo, Babbel, Rosetta Stone, Busuu, Memrise, Anki decks. You can see the full checklist above and copy it into vlists to use it.
- How many items are on the language learning tools?
- 39 items, curated so you start from a complete list rather than a blank page.
- Is it free to use?
- Yes. vlists is free to use, and the app has no ads. You create a free account to copy the list, check items off, set reminders, and reuse it.
- Can I reuse the list?
- Yes. That is the point of vlists: copy it once, check it off, then reset and run the same list again next time.
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