Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about learning with Lingo.
What languages does Lingo offer?
Lingo currently offers 12 languages: Spanish, French, Japanese, German, Dutch, Italian, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Portuguese, and Hindi. Each language has 10 sections with 10 lessons each, covering vocabulary, grammar, and conversation skills.
Is Lingo really free?
Yes, completely. Every lesson, exercise, and language is free. There are no premium tiers, no paywalls, no ads, and no hidden costs. Lingo is designed to make language learning accessible to everyone.
Do I need an account to use Lingo?
No account is required to start learning. You can begin any lesson immediately. If you want to save your progress across devices, you can create a free account.
What types of exercises are in each lesson?
Each lesson includes 10 exercises using a variety of formats: multiple choice, match pairs, type a translation, fill in the blank, and order words. This variety keeps learning engaging and reinforces concepts through different cognitive approaches.
How many lessons are available?
Each language has 100 lessons organized into 10 sections. With 12 languages available, that's over 1,000 lessons and 10,000+ individual exercises.
What skill level is Lingo designed for?
Lingo starts from absolute beginner and progresses through intermediate content. Each section builds on the previous one, introducing new vocabulary and grammar concepts gradually.
Can I use Lingo on my phone?
Yes. Lingo is a web application that works on any device with a browser — phones, tablets, and desktops. The interface is responsive and adapts to your screen size.
How does progress tracking work?
Lingo tracks your XP (experience points), streaks (consecutive days of practice), and accuracy on exercises. Progress is saved locally in your browser, and signing in lets you sync across devices.
Is Lingo a replacement for Duolingo?
Lingo is an independent language learning platform with its own curriculum and exercise design. It offers structured lessons across 12 languages with no ads and no paywalls, making it a strong free alternative.
How is Lingo different from other language apps?
Lingo focuses on structured, exercise-based learning with 5 distinct exercise types per lesson. It's completely free with no ads, requires no account to start, and covers 12 languages with consistent lesson quality across all of them.