Instead of Langua
Langua alternatives
Langua is built for frequent conversation practice with an AI tutor, using roleplays, debates, vocabulary work, and conversations shaped around a learner’s interests. Feedback includes corrections, grammar drills, conversation reports, audio summaries, and transcripts with translated words. Saved vocabulary can feed flashcards and generated stories, while learners can study level-matched or imported podcasts and videos. It offers 23 languages on Android, iOS, and web, with progress synced across devices. A free plan and trial are available; the Pro trial requires a card and runs for five days on monthly billing or seven days on annual billing.
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Sotto
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+5Self-hosters seeking graded CEFR courses — Sotto adds self-hosting, mastery-gated CEFR courses, and adaptive practice built from a vocabulary and grammar memory graph.
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Learning with Texts
by Learning with TextsFree plan Open source LinuxMacSelf-hosted+2Learners focused on reading and vocabulary — Learning with Texts centers on imported reading and listening texts, with saved terms tracked in context rather than AI conversation practice.
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mLearn
Free plan AndroidExtensioniPhone+3Video-based immersion learners — mLearn pairs video subtitles with clickable word definitions and screenshot-backed flashcards, rather than Langua’s AI-led conversation practice.
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TextLingo 2
Free plan AndroidiPhoneLinux+3Learners studying with their own texts — TextLingo 2 analyzes imported articles, lyrics, and news and offers an AI explainer, while Langua specializes in spoken conversation practice.
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Language Transfer
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Mondly
Free plan AndroidiPhoneMac+1 - 11
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Clozemaster
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1 - 14
Talktiko
Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1 - 15
Innovative Language Learning
Free plan AndroidiPhoneMac+2 - 16
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EnglishCentral
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Lingopie
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Alternatives may suit learners who prefer course progression, reading-centered study, offline lessons, or a wider choice of devices and languages. Duolingo and Busuu add offline lessons and placement tests; Sotto focuses on graded CEFR courses and self-hosting, while Learning with Texts centers on imported texts and saved vocabulary. LingQ offers 52 languages and a browser extension, and mLearn builds study around videos and books. TextLingo 2 analyzes imported text and offers an AI assistant. Weigh those formats against Langua’s conversation feedback, language coverage, and mobile-and-web access when choosing.