If you’re a Spanish teacher, you know the importance of finding the right apps to support your teaching.
There are so many out there! So, which ones should you use?
In this article, we’ll give you our top picks for the best apps for Spanish teachers.
You can use these apps to help your students practice their language skills, including: speaking and listening skills; pronunciation; writing and reading comprehension; grammar knowledge; and vocabulary building.
Best Apps For Spanish Teacher
Lingualia
Lingualia Website | iOS | Android
Price: Five free minutes a day ($$ for premium)
Description
Similar to Busuu, Lingualia is a complete platform that takes you through Spanish lessons in a well-designed sequence based on your level.
Lingualia offers units that range from the A1-B2 levels of the CEFR, and there are about 50 units per level, so there’s quite some material to comb through.
Each unit is based around a theme, very much like how we learn Spanish as a foreign language in school.
Each lesson has a few components to it: the dialog, vocabulary concepts, grammar points, similar words and checkpoint exercises.
The dialog is where it all begins, really. You’ll hear the audios spoken out loud, which are all recorded by native speakers.
After seeing the dialog, you’ll go through the vocabulary. This is where new words and some colloquial phrases are introduced as key words to learn for the lesson.
Of course, as with a traditionally presented course, the lesson doesn’t end without a bit of grammar.
The grammar topics are highly relevant to the level you’re at, which can be concepts like indirect pronouns and the preterite tense for beginner levels, and the imperfect preterite tense for intermediate levels.
Before the review of the lesson, there’s also an interesting section where two similar words are presented, and examples are given to show you how to distinguish between them.
Outside the lesson, there are also several other features: the challenge section, where you can “fight” either with the computer or another user in a quiz-like test and an activities section, where you can practice your Spanish writing.
Pros
The material included in the lessons will help you practice all major language skills
The native audio of the dialogs will really help you improve your pronunciation
When you learn the new vocabulary of a lesson, you get synonyms and sample sentences for every word
Cons
There’s no content for C1 and C2 students
Only Castilian Spanish is included
How Much Do You Get?
It’s a pity that such an amazing app comes with time restrictions for non-premium users, because Lingualia is so engaging and has been so well created that you’ll want to use it for hours.
If you use the free account and feel you want more, you can always go premium and get not only unlimited learning time, but also other cool features such as downloadable PDF files of the lessons, more dialogs and sample audio, a review tool and even a diploma when you finish all the lessons!
- SpeakEasySpeakEasy
iOS
Price: $
Description
SpeakEasy is essentially a travel-friendly phrasebook to take with you.
Most phrasebooks you’ve bought probably had something like “ke as dee-cho” as a pronunciation aid for “¿Qué has dicho?”. But SpeakEasy actually offers native recordings for most phrases and words, so you’ll be able to copy these native recordings easily.
Another cool feature it has is the slow playback feature—if you hear a phrase and it’s too fast, you can play it back at a slower speed to listen to it more carefully.
Last but not least, SpeakEasy includes flashcards. So if you want to really learn Spanish, and not just for emergency travel use, it’s a great way to review learned phrases and words.
Pros
It includes both the Latin American and Castillian accents, as well as native audio recordings
All of the content of the app can be used offline
Cons
It has been specifically created for English speakers, so there are no other languages supported
The app just teaches you how to say certain phrases in specific situations, but it doesn’t teach you grammar nor does it include any other learning content
How Much Do You Get?
This super useful phrasebook is all you need if you’re planning a trip to any Spanish-speaking country. There’s no free trial or free content. Instead, you buy the app and get all 900 phrases together with their native pronunciation in both Latin American and Castilian Spanish.
- SpeakTribebest apps for learning spanish
iOS | Android
Price: $$ (free trial up to level 4)
Description
The SpeakTribe app centers on practical communication skills and helps you become familiar with the Spanish language in approachable sentence chunks, questions, quizzes, phrases and more.
The sentences can be audibly played and are focused on the most commonly used Spanish words and phrases.
Images are also matched with these phrases and are available in most of the activities.
The app is leveled and progresses in difficulty. The basic idea behind the app is that once you have a solid grasp of the foundations in Spanish, you can move on to more complicated or challenging components.
Because of this, the lessons focus on high-use and high-value vocabulary and grammar.
This app is perfect for a beginner looking to acquire all of the basic “tools” of the Spanish language and will allow you to practice sentence mining. You’ll also be able to start creating your own sentences with relative ease.
Pros
Perfect app for beginners
Lessons are well structured and leveled so that you get to understand basic concepts in order
It includes grammar explanations
Cons
There’s no native audio. All you’ll listen to will be Google’s speech engine
The grammar explanations you find along the way can’t be found anywhere once you close them
How Much Do You Get?
With SpeakTribe, you get free Spanish up to level four and then you have to buy the other 21 levels separately.
These 21 levels, divided into two packages (intermediate and advanced levels), can be bought individually (full price) or together (for a discount).
You’ll notice I’ve marked its price as $$, which means it’s in the middle of the price ranges for language apps. The app isn’t expensive on its own, but if you compare what it includes to what other language apps include, you don’t get much value for your money.
- HiNativebest apps for learning spanish
Android | iOS
Price: Free
Description
HiNative is a super fun app that functions in a similar way to an online chat app.
The only difference is that with HiNative, users ask questions related to language and grammar usage to native speakers of that language. There’s a large user base, meaning your Spanish questions will almost definitely be answered.
You can earn points for answering questions targeted in your own native language, too!
If you’re just getting started, there’s a template feature that can help you formulate your questions with ease.
Plus, I find it a great way to ask questions related to the feel or sound of my sentences when studying.
I commonly ask whether something I’ve written sounds native and then provide the full sentence following on from this. Native Spanish speakers will then comment and correct me.
While I wouldn’t recommend this app as a central learning resource, it can be very useful to have in your back pocket when those inevitable Spanish learning questions pop up!
As an added benefit, it’s also great to join a group of language learners and help others as you progress on your own journey.
Plus, it’s fantastic for your own motivation and to maintain your learning as you’re also giving something back to the community.
Pros
It allows you to ask anything you want to know about the Spanish language and culture
Users are eager to help
Since it has users from all around the world, you can be sure to get answers to questions related to specific accents
Cons
It’s quite easy for a foreigner to pretend to be a native Spanish speaker
There’s no actual learning content. It’s the community and its questions and answers what move the app forward
How Much Do You Get?
This fun app is completely free of charge and it supports over 100 languages.
You get what you ask for, literally.
If there’s a question you have related to the Spanish language or culture, just ask away and native speakers (hopefully) will answer it for you. You can of course also help answer questions. Remember to pay it forward!
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- Cudu (Spanish Conversation Practice)best apps for learning spanish
Android
Price: Free
Description
If you’re after a fun little app that teaches you Spanish conversation, then be sure to check out Cudu.
Cudu provides you with typical Spanish daily conversation practice in text form. You can converse, listen, read and learn from dialog-based lessons. This approach can certainly assist with retention and learning in context.
However, please note that a basic knowledge of Spanish is required to access the full potential of the app and to get started.
There are over 100 topics to choose from covering daily life and common conversation topics. The app helps you get familiar with the “flow” of Spanish conversation. Plus, it uses heaps of common expressions and idioms that will give your Spanish a native boost.
The app is also great if you need some practice constructing sentences in Spanish. There’s an error correction test and voice recording practice, meaning it’ll question your language choices if it appears that you’ve committed an error.
Of course, you’re speaking with a robot, so keep that in mind when using the program.
Pros
It teaches you Spanish in context with the help of dialogs
It’s the perfect place to get conversation practice before talking to a real native Spanish speaker
Cons
You won’t be talking to a real Spanish speaker
How Much Do You Get?
You get vocabulary on a lot of topics for a free app, but you’ll be talking to a speech recognition program.
This means you’ll be practicing pronunciation with a robot, and robots aren’t native speakers. However, if you’re still not brave enough for the real deal, this is a great place to start.
- ClozeMasterbest apps for learning spanish
Android | iOS
Price: Free ($ for pro subscription)
Description
A cloze test is essentially a form of reading comprehension testing in which words are removed from a selected test. The testee is then expected to fill in the blank space with the appropriate vocabulary word.
Sound familiar?
Although it might bring back dreaded memories of high school Spanish classes, the ClozeMaster app has taken this traditional method and gamified it with a retro user interface.
Plus, there’s a leaderboard injecting a little bit of competition into your sentence study.
In terms of Spanish learning, the app is great for vocabulary building, as you’re forced to read sentences carefully and consider the context of the sentence to determine the missing word.
Similar to the FluentU program, ClozeMaster uses a spaced repetition system that encourages language retention as your progress is ranked by the frequency of the words as they appear and your correct or incorrect responses.
Overall, this is a popular app that will help you with reading and vocabulary learning.
Pros
It includes thousands of sentences to practice your Spanish skills
The sentences are grouped by difficulty level
The Clozemaster Radio feature allows you to use the app hands-free
Cons
It can get a bit repetitive
It’s not a good app for complete beginners
How Much Do You Get?
The content you get with the free version of this app is more than enough for the vast majority of users.
However, if you decide to go Pro, you’ll get text-to-speech with different voices and reading speeds, the Clozemaster Radio for hands-free practice and the offline feature.
- Beelinguapp
Price: Free (there are different subscription tiers $ – $$)
Description
This app is reading-based and allows you to read texts in your native language and Spanish at the same time.
In addition to reading, you can also listen to recordings of the text by native Spanish speakers and highlight the text for playback. This is known as the “karaoke reading” function.
I love this option as it makes the reading a really immersive and engaging process. It’s also super helpful when it comes to learning pronunciation.
You’ll even find some music and news content on the app.
As an added bonus, it also functions offline, which means you can squeeze in some reading and listening practice on the go.
Lastly, you can determine the intensity of the lesson. You can read for pleasure or turn it into a more immersive and educational Spanish reading session.
The app states that it’s for learning languages, practicing pronunciation and having fun, and I have to say that I quite like that!
Pros
It allows for real immersion
Side-by-side reading is a very effective way to see how a language works internally
Cons
It mainly focuses on reading and listening
You don’t get much content for free
How Much Do You Get?
Even though the app can be downloaded for free, if you really want to enjoy all the content and be able to use it offline, you’ll have to subscribe. There are three different subscription tiers: Pro, All Access and Gold.
- Mondlybest apps for learning spanish
Mondly Website | iOS | Android
Price: Free (with different subscription tiers $)
Description
Mondly is one of my favorite apps for learning languages, especially because of the super cool features like virtual and augmented reality, which I totally recommend trying.
Mondly is visual, colorful and pretty, but above all else, it’s a great place for visual learners to learn Spanish with the help of pictures, native audio and SRS technology.
One of the best assets of the app is that it lets you learn a language in your native tongue. You can learn Spanish in English, Romanian in French or Portuguese in Korean if you so wish.
The lessons are very well structured and presented in a way that allows students to grasp new concepts as they go along.
The native dialogues included in each lesson are the perfect opportunity to listen to native Spanish speakers talk about useful everyday topics such as family, food, traveling, etc., and the complementary exercises will make sure you remember what you’ve learned and have fun in the process.
Mondly includes another feature that makes this beautiful app stand out: its chatbot.
The chatbot is the AI that will help you practice Spanish conversation (both speaking and writing) and get ready for the real world. It’s so realistic it’s kind of creepy.
Pros
It’s perfect for visual learners
The chatbot and speech recognition features are out of this world
It allows you to learn Spanish in your native language
Cons
Sometimes, there’s too much going on
The advanced levels are rather intermediate
How Much Do You Get?
This app will only give you a small free taste of all the awesomeness it has to offer. If you really want to enjoy all its features and learn Spanish with it, you’ll have to buy a subscription.
- Lingvistbest apps for learning spanish
Lingvist Website | iOS | Android
Price: $$ (one-week free trial)
Description
Lingvist is the flashcard app, so if you enjoy this learning method, you have to try it.
You’ll start by choosing the variety of Spanish you want to learn (Latin American or Castilian Spanish) and the language you want to learn it from. The language combinations are nowhere near those of Mondly, but you can choose to learn Spanish from English or German.
Your first task will be completing a level test. This will tell you how much Spanish you understand already and will adapt your decks accordingly.
You have the option of learning from the general deck, the thematic ones (which include topics such as love, animals and business) or even creating your own personalized deck, which makes learning the vocabulary you need much easier.
The flashcards won’t teach you words in isolation. Instead, you’ll be given whole sentences with their translation and some missing words you’ll have to add as you learn.
Pros
It teaches you new words in context
It includes grammar info about the words
Its grammar tips section is very thorough
Cons
There’s no native audio
It can get repetitive if you don’t enjoy learning with flashcards
How Much Do You Get?
With Lingvist, you get one week to try all of its features without any limit, and the best of all is that you don’t have to give any credit card info for it.
Once the trial expires, you’ll have to subscribe if you want to continue learning.
The app is on the pricey side for a flashcard app, but it’s a great investment if you’re serious about learning Spanish and enjoy learning with flashcards.
- Speechlingbest apps for learning spanish
Speechling Website | iOS | Android
Price: Free (it has a premium subscription $$)
Description
Speechling is the perfect language app for practicing your speaking skills.
Their creators state that it works in five steps: Listen → Speak → Get feedback → Repeat → Achieve conversational fluency.
Speechling combines flashcards with speaking practice and adds the help of native coaches to help you achieve conversational perfection one sentence at a time.
The decks available are divided into different categories and levels that go from beginner to expert, and there are also specific decks for topics like restaurants, money, expressions, numbers, etc. You also have some categories like “Answer the question” and “Describe the picture.”
Each flashcard shows a Spanish word, phrase or sentence, and your goal is to learn it (duh!).
There are three modes to learn a new word:
Speak mode: You only get the English version and have to come up with the Spanish translation and record yourself saying it
Understand mode: You listen to a native speaker say the word or sentence in Spanish, followed by the English translation
Lecture mode: You listen to a native speaker say the word or sentence in Spanish. You then have to record yourself repeating what you’ve heard
Pros
You can choose between Latin American and Castilian Spanish
The Spanish audio has been recorded by native Spanish speakers
You can hover your mouse over any word to get a ton of grammar info
It uses SRS technology
Cons
There are so many learning options that the app can be a bit overwhelming at the beginning
How Much Do You Get?
Speechling allows you to use practically all of its features for free, forever! This even includes 35 coaching sessions per month and unlimited access to the whole Spanish curriculum.
No questions asked, no credit card info needed.
However, there’s a Premium option that gives you unlimited 1-on-1 coaching and lets you use Speechling offline.
If I have to be honest, bearing in mind the massive free flashcard curriculum and all the additional free language tools you get, I’d only go premium if learning offline is something you really need. Just this feature is worth the price of the subscription.
- Dropsbest apps for learning spanish
Drops Website | iOS | Android
Price: $ (five free minutes every day)
Description
Drops’ premise is very simple: learn Spanish five minutes a day, be consistent and reach fluency.
Drops is completely based on visual learning. It gives you drops (new words) and you have to pair images to them and do a series of gamified exercises until you master the word category.
The app lets you visually associate pictures and words in your target language without having to use your native language.
There are dozens of topics you can learn. Some examples are Nature & Animals, People & Health, City & Shops and Science & Wisdom.
In turn, each topic is divided into subtopics or categories, with a total number of 162 (and counting!).
Pros
You can learn both Mexican and Castilian Spanish
The app is perfect for kids and total beginners who are visual learners
Cons
You only get five minutes of free practice every day
There’s no grammar at all, and the words are learned in isolation
How Much Do You Get?
Drops will give you five free minutes of practice each day, which, according to its creators, is enough to learn a language (spoiler alert: it isn’t).
If you want to enjoy unlimited learning time and have the possibility of learning offline, you’ll have to go premium.
- Lingodeerbest apps for learning spanish
Lingodeer Website | iOS | Android
Price: Free (different premium subscription tiers $ – $$)
Description
Lingodeer is a relatively unknown app, but it’s already one of the heavyweights of language learning.
With a teaching method that’s very similar to some popular language apps, Lingodeer has been created with passion and in a very professional way, which can easily be seen as soon as you start using it.
As it happens with many language apps, the topics included have been ordered by level of difficulty and divided into bite-sized sessions to make the learning process easier.
But Lingodeer doesn’t stop at showing you words several times and making you do several types of exercises to remember them.
This app goes a few steps further and offers a superb pronunciation introduction to the Spanish language (called The Alphabet), native Castilian Spanish pronunciations all over the platform, Stories (a section where you can practice listening comprehension, reading and speaking with the help of videos) and a massive grammar guide called Learning Tips.
Pros
The grammar explanations for each unit are superb
It includes high-quality native Spanish audio
The Review mode (available for Premium users) is out of this world
Cons
It’s annoyingly similar to other big names in the language learning industry (except for the grammar explanations, which are infinitely better in Lingodeer)
Some words don’t make sense in their units (for example, the first unit includes the words for “boy” and “girl,” but also the word for lawyer)
How Much Do You Get?
A free account only includes a few units, but they’re offered in their entirety (including exercises, quizzes, one review mode, grammar tips and Stories).
If you want to enjoy this app to the fullest, you’ll have to go premium. A premium subscription will give you access to all the lessons and quizzes, two personalizable review modes, downloadable content, offline learning and even progress backup.
- Brainscapebest apps for learning spanish
Brainscape Website | iOS | Android
Price: $$ (it offers some free decks to start with)
Description
Brainscape is another great flashcard app that will let you learn over 14,000 Spanish words and expressions, as well as create your own personalized flashcards if you still don’t have enough.
Created in an innovative way in which words are introduced according to usage, Brainscape uses spaced repetition (they call it ICE—Intelligent Cumulative Exposure) to make sure you don’t forget what you’ve learned.
However, the first units are what you’d traditionally expect from an app to learn Spanish, like greetings, farewells, family, basic grammar words, food, survival phrases, and the like.
The audio has also been recorded by a native speaker from Latin America, which is another big plus.
Pros
Thousand of words and phrases ready to be learned
Native audio
The decks on Spanish verbs are pretty impressive
There are huge decks for Medical Spanish, AP Spanish and GCSE Spanish
Cons
You’ll only find flashcards and multiple-choice practice in this app
You have to go premium to get access to the whole official Spanish set of decks
How Much Do You Get?
If you decide to be a free user of the app, you’ll get some free official decks (scroll down till you find the section “Browse these flashcards”) as well as access to other users’ public decks.
If you want to have access to the whole set of official decks (which include over 14,000 words) you’ll have to go pro.
Being a pro member also gives you access to an advanced flashcard editor and allows you to import and export decks and copy other users’ decks.
- Pimsleurbest apps for learning spanish
iOS | Android
Price: $$ (the first lesson is free)
Description
Pimsleur is one of the most well-known language learning methods in the world.
Focused almost uniquely on conversational language skills, Pimsleur has traditionally been the audio course people would listen to in their cars while going to work or at home while working on any other undemanding activity.
The Pimsleur app is very loyal to the original method and keeps all the main audio-centered components.
Each lesson starts with a short dialog that normally includes a native speaker. After you listen to the audio, then the whole lesson revolves around it.
Each sentence gets dissected to the point of teaching you how to pronounce syllables. You’re prompted to listen, repeat, listen and repeat again, and you’ll do just that during the whole lesson.
It really is a method to practice conversation!
Apart from the audio of the lessons, you also get exercises in the form of reading (to improve your pronunciation), flashcards (for review) and quizzes.
Pros
You can choose to study either Castilian or Latin American Spanish (they’re independent courses)
You’ll be uttering Spanish words and sentences from day one
It’s perfect for complete beginners
It allows you to learn Spanish hands-free
Cons
All the explanations are in English
The creator recommends you only do one lesson a day, so it’s not a good course if you’re in a hurry
How Much Do You Get?
Pimsleur will only give you one lesson for free. This lesson is the complete first lesson, so you’ll get the audio recording (30 minutes) and all the exercises.
If you want to have access to the whole audio course and all the exercises, you’ll have to buy the course for either a single price or a monthly subscription.
- Lupabest apps for learning spanish
iOS | Android
Price: $ (around 20 minutes of free audio)
Description
Lupa is an amazing app. Seriously.
Created specifically for upper-intermediate and advanced learners of Spanish, Lupa is one of those apps even native Spanish speakers get hooked on and can’t stop using.
And the weirdest of it all is that the reason isn’t its colors, flashy images and zillions of exercises, but its simplicity and, at the same time, effectiveness.
Let me tell you why this is my favorite Spanish app of all time.
For starters, you only have native Spanish audio. The app includes real stories of real people from all over South America in the form of storytelling and interviews.
This alone should be reason enough to give this app a try.
Come on, you’re getting real, native speakers from everywhere in Latin America! That’s like twenty accents in one app. Score!
Secondly, the app lets you personalize your learning from beginning to end.
You can choose the speed of the audio, the number of words from the transcript you want to see (if any at all), the amount of help you want during your listening sessions, etc.
The stories are divided into chapters to make them more digestible.
Additionally, difficult words can be tapped to see their English translation, and if you get lost, you can get the whole English transcript as you listen to the speakers (although I recommend you avoid doing this to feel a real Spanish immersion).
Pros
Native Spanish from all over South America
Real stories, real people and a professional team behind the app
Brief notes (like grammar explanations and cultural insights) before the stories
A powerful player that will guide you from beginning to end
You can download all your stories and learn with them offline
Completely personalized learning experience
Cons
Too difficult for beginners and intermediate learners
Only a couple of chapters are free
How Much Do You Get?
You’ll only get around 20 minutes of free audio when you download Lupa, but those 20 minutes will certainly be enough to make you fall in love with this app.
If you want access to all the stories, you’ll have to buy a subscription. I recommend the one-year subscription since it’s non-renewable and comes with a discount.
What Is the Best App for Learning Spanish?
As you can see, while all of these Spanish apps have many similarities, each one of them is designed with a slightly different purpose in mind.
Some might be better at teaching words, some might be better at teaching grammar and others might be great for practicing your speaking.
So, depending on how you want to learn Spanish, you might choose a different app that best suits your purpose.
Best of luck with learning Spanish!
Francisco J. Vare loves teaching and writing about grammar. He’s a proud language nerd, and you’ll normally find him learning languages, teaching students or reading. He’s been writing for FluentU for many years and is one of their staff writers.
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Spanish is one of the most spoken languages in the world, and roughly 500 million people speak the language globally. In the United States, 13% of the population speaks Spanish, making it the most common non-English language spoken in the country. Per Forbes, Spanish is expected to be spoken by one in three people in the U.S. by the year 2050.
There are so many benefits to picking up a new language. For kids, learning a second language is believed to boost problem-solving, critical-thinking and listening skills, in addition to improving memory, concentration and the ability to multitask. For adults, being fluent in Spanish could increase your chances at landing certain jobs and expand your horizons to different cultures.
Learning Spanish might seem like a daunting task to some, but there are ways to make it easier — in other words, there’s an app for that. Here, we round up our favorite Spanish-language learning apps for both parents and kids that will keep everyone engaged and, most importantly, having fun.
Duolingo
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DUOLINGO
The game-like lessons and fun characters in the Duolingo app will help build a strong foundation in Spanish. The app will help you track your progress and set goals so that you can see just how much you’re learning in a short period of time. There’s also Duolingo Kids for the little ones, which is also available for iOS (unfortunately, it’s not available yet for Android users).
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ANDROID
Babbel
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BABBEL GMBH
There’s a reason why Babbel is one of the most popular adult language-learning apps. It’s easy to use and surprisingly fast at getting you going on your Spanish-language journey. With Babbel, you learn with repetition and real-world conversational practice.
iOS
ANDROID
Pimsleur
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SIMON & SCHUSTER
If you only have a few minutes to spare a day, Pimsleur is a great choice. Busy learners only need to log on for 30 minutes at a time to reap the benefits of this Spanish-language program.
iOS
ANDROID
LingoPie
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LINGOPIE
Learn Spanish by watching television? Don’t mind if we do. With LingoPie, you can choose from a wide variety of Spanish programming, including comedies, telenovelas, sitcoms and more. Watch then follow up with comprehensive reviews and flashcards so you can absorb what you just watched.
iOS
ANDROID
Busuu
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BUSUU
From basics to fluency, Busuu offers a comprehensive list of lessons to choose from on the app. You can go at your own pace or take one of the app’s accelerated courses.
iOS
ANDROID
Memrise
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MEMRISE
The more you use Memrise, the more it’ll adapt to your way of learning by suggesting the best practice activities for you. Each course is taught by native speakers, so you’ll be on the right path to learning conversational Spanish in no time.
iOS
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FluentU
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ENUX EDUCATION LIMITED
FluentU is great for adults who know the basics of Spanish but want to take it to the next level and really achieve better fluency.
iOS
ANDROID
Brain Pop: Película del Día
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BRAINPOP
Watch a different Spanish-language movie every day and complete fun games and activities to test your comprehension. The stories tie in to current events, historical milestones, famous figures and more.
iOS
ANDROID
FabuLingua
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FABULINGUA
FabuLingua takes children on a story-time adventure in Spanish and English. The interactive pages help kids follow along with games, songs and more. As your child learns, you can change the settings to make things more challenging.
iOS
ANDROID
Spanish School Bus
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CHUNGABOO
Inspired by the Montessori Method, Spanish School Bus combines music from Latin Grammy winners with lessons on words, counting, verbs and more. Don’t forget to check out the interactive flash cards, which will help reinforce the fun lessons.
iOS
ANDROID
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Endless Spanish
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ORIGINATOR INC.
With the help of the adorable Endless monster crew (the same group from Endless Reader and Endless Numbers), kids will learn Spanish in a series of exciting games and interactive puzzles. Two modes are available: Spanish immersion for native Spanish speakers and English/Spanish for Spanish with English translations.
iOS
ANDROID
Canticos
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ENCANTOS MEDIA STUDIOS
Sing, dance and play along with Canticos, an Emmy-winning brand that aims to teach children a second language through games, read-alongs and more. Kids will love choosing their own path that will gradually introduce them to Spanish words and phrases.
iOS
ANDROID
Studycat: Fun Spanish for Kids
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STUDYCAT LIMITED
It will be hard to resist the app’s main character, Studycat, because he’s just so cute. Follow along with him to learn over 200 words and phrases with 70 lessons on a variety of topics.
iOS
ANDROID
Spanish for Kids with Stories on the Go by Gus
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TOOJUICE
Gus on the Go teaches basic fluency by introducing kids to familiar stories in Spanish. Build fluency through interactive games and animated story pages. This is the one app on this list that might cost money to download (it’s $4 for Android users only).
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Spanish Safari
spanish safari in best apps to learn spanish
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Spanish Safari uses interactive narratives designed for kids ages 3 to 9 years of age. Follow the friendly jungle characters as they use gradual immersion and repetition to help kids learn Spanish in a way that will stick.
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