There’s Anki which is one of the most popular flashcard apps. Kiwix is pretty great for having tons of offline content from websites like Wikipedia, StackExchange, and Khan Academy, but I’ve run into a few bugs with it. I believe the current version isn’t on F-Droid but they plan to remove the non-free build tools in the next version. There’s the translation dictionary QuickDic. There’s some language specific apps like Der Die Das and Starke Verben for learning German, Kakugo, Fun with Kanji, and Kanji Dojo for Japanese. There’s several language specific dictionaries like Nani?, Nheengaré and a PReVo. For learning numbers/time there’s the Nanji clock widget that can show the printed time in several languages.
Of course books are very valuable, but I would say that for language learning, at least for me, they are insufficient since they lack people pronouncing the words
There’s also text books that could be considered, they usually include listening exercises, though I can’t say how good that is as a method for self learning
You might pick up some casual phrases but unless you are spending a ton of time with them breaking it down, you’re now an adult, and you will need more than the shows.
Guess you’re right, too bad I’m not a kid anymore.
Cool thing about being an EUer is that I don’t need to be undocumented, I could travel, work, live in another EU country with a different language from mine without a problem, but I currently busy in my own country and want to learn french
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The absolute best app for learning a new language is from pimsleur.com but their privacy policy is trash.
Second best is italki and their privacy policy is trash.
YouTube can also be helpful but you need to use alternative ways to access it if you want privacy.
If you really want to learn and preserve privacy, you’ll probably need to interact with native speakers daily in person.
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There’s Anki which is one of the most popular flashcard apps. Kiwix is pretty great for having tons of offline content from websites like Wikipedia, StackExchange, and Khan Academy, but I’ve run into a few bugs with it. I believe the current version isn’t on F-Droid but they plan to remove the non-free build tools in the next version. There’s the translation dictionary QuickDic. There’s some language specific apps like Der Die Das and Starke Verben for learning German, Kakugo, Fun with Kanji, and Kanji Dojo for Japanese. There’s several language specific dictionaries like Nani?, Nheengaré and a PReVo. For learning numbers/time there’s the Nanji clock widget that can show the printed time in several languages.
Anki is a great one. Less invasive than others.
try this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.languagetransfer (https://github.com/language-transfer/lt-app/wiki/Privacy)
I don’t see any app for learning languages in f-droid.
Why don’t use physical books to learn a new language ? It won’t waste your money. I guarantee…
Of course books are very valuable, but I would say that for language learning, at least for me, they are insufficient since they lack people pronouncing the words
There are probably some language learning videos on YouTube (wich can be beaten into respecting your privacy with newpipe, revanced or similar things)
There’s also text books that could be considered, they usually include listening exercises, though I can’t say how good that is as a method for self learning
Pirate children’s tv shows in that language and watch them
This is a great suggestion, thanks!
You might pick up some casual phrases but unless you are spending a ton of time with them breaking it down, you’re now an adult, and you will need more than the shows.
Just become undocumented in another country. 😂
Guess you’re right, too bad I’m not a kid anymore.
Cool thing about being an EUer is that I don’t need to be undocumented, I could travel, work, live in another EU country with a different language from mine without a problem, but I currently busy in my own country and want to learn french
French? Of all languages?! Don’t do that please… /s