Learn several languages at once — without mixing them up
In VibeLing every language has its own vocabulary, its own level and its own daily training. Switch, and you only see that language’s words.
How multiple languages work
A vocabulary per language
Words from different languages never mix: Spanish has its own list and tags, German has its own.
A level per language
The level is set separately for each language: you can work on B2 English while starting Italian from scratch.
Training and streak per language
Daily training and the streak run separately for each language, so progress in one never throws off another.
Switch with one tap
Change the current language in your profile and add new ones in settings.
How to start
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Pick your main language on first launch.
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Get Pro and add a second language in settings — and a third if you like.
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Switch languages in your profile and do the training for each.
11 languages to choose from
Any of them can be learned side by side.
English
Español
Português
Deutsch
Français
Italiano
Română
Srpski
Türkçe
Eesti
Русский
Questions and answers
Can I learn two languages at the same time?
Yes. Plenty of people do: say, polishing Spanish while starting French. The key is keeping the words apart, which is why every language in VibeLing has its own vocabulary and training.
Is it free?
One language is free, with no cap on words. The second language and beyond come with a Pro subscription.
How many languages can I learn?
With Pro, as many as you like of the 11 available.
Won’t words from different languages get mixed up?
No: vocabulary, tags, training and streak are separate for each language. You only see the words of the language selected right now.
Do I have to change the interface language too?
No, those are separate settings. The app can stay in English while you learn Spanish, German and Italian at once.
More features
Your next language, in the same app
Get VibeLing and start with your main language.
Prefer a computer? All your languages are in the browser too