EWA: Learn Languages

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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

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4.7 194640 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Exactly what I was looking for!

   I searched everywhere for an app that could do everything I was looking for (because I was asking for a lot), but I finally found it! I wanted to improve my French vocab and comprehension skills and other language apps like Duolingo just weren’t allowing me to progress fast enough. But listening to podcasts or watching TV shows was too advanced for my level, which also didn’t allow me to progress. I needed something scaffolded at my level. And since my reading skills are so much better than my listening skills, I wanted something that could utilize my strength of reading to improve my weakness of listening comprehension. So I was specifically looking for an app where I could read and listen at the same time so that I could connect the words I was hearing to words I could see visually. But since I don’t have a large vocab even with reading, I also needed something that I could stop at times and translate words or phrases as needed. But I also wanted to multitask in my language learning and read books of interest to me, but with language I could understand. This would mean having leveled books where an original book (such as a classic book) is provided but with simpler language. (Asking for a lot, I know.) But amazingly, this app does it all! As a School Psychologist who specializes in language learning, I find that this app utilizes all the best practices in language comprehension, including points and motivators to keep you going! You can also save words that you don’t know to practice in flashcard form later. This has really helped me in my journey to learn French and I can’t recommend it enough!

   Mishca8567 · 30 Aug 2026

2. 4/5So much potential!

   When I first downloaded this app, I was so excited because I think this is a really cool way to learn Spanish and I think it will actually help me. For the past two days, I've been learning vocabulary and exploring the app and there are a lot of concerns I have. I know there is maintenance going on with some features in the app, but I still wanted to bring up issues just in case they were overlooked. For one, some of the translations on the example sentences for new words don't match up. 2, I wish that the vocab words were pronounced with every translation question instead of every other question (or maybe add a button to hear the word's pronunciation). 3, when I clicked on a book to read and pressed to learn the vocabulary that I will see, every Spanish word is butchered with an English reading and I thought this was important to mention. I haven't clicked and experienced everything but these are some of the issues I had so far. I really love this app and it has a lot of potential. I think if done right, this app can help SOO many people and get great reviews. The yearly payment will have been worth it.

   LastInferno15 · 30 Aug 2026

3. 2/5Important Trajectory Corrections

   Dear EWA, I APPRECIATE the pop culture video visuals, (truly, I do), but as a newly paying customer, and a linguist, I would say that the literal interpretation and impression is more important than ONLY USING A General idea translation. I have yet to see that “Au revoir” technically means “Until I see you again” for example. (For the record, when you see an all-caps word from me, it is not indicating anger, but passion and emphasis). Also, one important way that those who see AND hear naturally learn is by listening AND a certain, natural, undeniable amount of lip-reading. If the video used is only a dubbed version and not using native speakers, the lip movements will not be accurate, so please shorten the gap between dubbed movies vs. native movies. It would make the most sense. French cinema is replete with options, since it is pretty vast. Mind you it ought to be kept family friendly… Also, (?) we need to be able to disagree with an “incorrect” answer when your questions and answers are a little faulty. Duolingo has that capability. Please improve these things. God bless, and Merry Christmas. Also, I personally don’t appreciate the woke video indicating two mothers for one child. Mismatched dubs are particularly noticeable and disturbingly distracting when I am trying to have a seamless learning experience. Again, thank you for everything! Also, you need more languages here.

   miguelbiblia · 30 Aug 2026

4. 1/5Amazing concept. Terrible execution

   I want nothing more than to rave about this app, but unfortunately, despite having purchased a year long sub package, I have been unable to use it for more than 2 hours total in the 6 weeks Ive had access to it. Shortly (or more frequently immediately) after opening the app and trying to navigate ANYWHERE, I get kicked to the page asking me which sub package I would like to sign up for to use the 3 day free trial. I bought the year package back in mid June. I have tried submitting a ticket, however, the app will not let me send the report and gives me a message that “the team is aware of the issue and is already working on it”. I fail to see how that is possible, seeing as I haven’t been able to send the ticket in the first place. I was then prompted to give a review, and sent in details regarding my issue and not only has the issue not been fixed, I haven’t so much as been contacted by anyone that the issue is even being addressed. Mind you, I am not using the free trial. I paid $100 for a year. My hope is that SOMEONE will get back to me about this issue so I can actually USE the product that I have PAID for, but I am running out of patience. For what its worth, the little I have been able to use the app, I was extremely pleased and impressed with the product. It has the potential to be an incredible learning tool….IF I EVER GET THE CHANCE TO ACTUALLY USE IT

   Far_from7 · 30 Aug 2026

5. 2/5Terrible app, good library

   I tried the app free, and was extremely disappointed with the quality of the lessons. The “lessons” are pretty much just a single word repeated a several times, and each lesson takes “energy” to unlock. The catch is that the energy takes several hours to accumulate, and unlike duolingo, these points can’t be unlocked by practicing, which makes the app practically impossible to learn from without the paid version. I can pretty much only do two, maybe three lessons a day, and even if I instantly retained the information in each lesson, it would take me 18 years to learn 20,000 words, the active vocabulary of the average English speaker. The only thing salvagable in this app is the library, which has several books in each target language. Even still, however, the translations are often very inaccurate, forcing me to use a dictionary from a different app to understand new words. It also irritated me that even though it asks for your language level, the lessons don’t actually change if you select intermediate/advanced, meaning that more experienced language learners have to trudge through the greetings and beginner phrases before being able to get into the good stuff. All and all, the app was a pretty good idea, but very poorly executed.

   Unicat059 · 30 Aug 2026

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