Two backpackers talking and laughing on a cliff path above the sea.

Learn it. Then say it

Learn the words and phrases you need for travel, work or the topics you love. Say them out loud, practise again, and your next lessons follow from how it went.

Get the app

Learn what you love, at your own pace.

Tell us where you want to use the language and which topics interest you. Set how long you can study each day, and your roadmap fills with lessons and conversation practice for that goal.

Take what you learn
into conversation.

Learn words and sentences, listen, then speak. Review the feedback, practise again, and your next lesson picks up from there.

  • Learn

    Learn the words a topic needs inside real sentences, and hear them spoken.

    A vocabulary card from a London café lesson: scone, with the example “I’d like a scone with jam, please.” to hear and say.

  • Speak

    Use what you learned in a conversation set in the same situation. Open the explanation under each message to see what to fix.

    A role-play ordering lunch at a café in Covent Garden, with an Explanation button under each message.

  • Keep going

    Your results set what comes next and how hard it is. Open the app and your next lesson is waiting.

    The app’s home path, with the next lesson, “Lunch at a London Café”, ready to start.

Start from
your goal

Pick your reason for learning, the topics you like and your daily time, and lessons and role-plays line up in the order you need.

The app’s roadmap list: “Getting Around London” in progress and “Arriving in London” completed, with a button to create a roadmap.
A role-play brief in the app: ordering lunch in a Covent Garden café, with three tasks to complete.
Choosing your level in the language you’re learning, from A1 to C1.
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Different languages,
one app

Choose the language you want, such as English, Japanese or Spanish, and start at the level that fits you now.

Learn through a topic, then speak.

Explore something that interests you and learn the language to talk about it.

  • The AvoLingo app asking why you want to learn English, with interest chips and a typed answer.

    Learn through topics you enjoy

    Explore a topic and learn the phrases you need to discuss it. Ask questions and explain what interests you in another language.

  • Two friends talking and laughing at a café table.

    Review the feedback. Try again.

    Use feedback from your conversation to see what needs work. Read the explanation, then practise saying the phrase again.

  • A vocabulary card in the app: “commander”, with example sentences.

    Use new words in conversation

    Hear words in sentences and say them out loud. Use what you have learned in a conversation about the same topic.

  • A traveller with a backpack.

    Your next lesson adapts to you

    Your practice results shape the content and difficulty of your next lessons. Keep learning the things you need more practice with.

Start learning on your phone

Download AvoLingo, tell it your goal, and your first lessons are ready.

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New members get a 7-day free trial. After that, your plan renews automatically. You can cancel anytime in the App Store or Google Play.

FAQ

Before you start.

In what order do lessons run?

Within one topic, you learn words and sentences, listen, and then speak in a conversation. You check the feedback and practise the phrases you need again. Not everyone starts in the same place.

Do my results change what I learn next?

Yes. AvoLingo first asks about your goal and situation, and builds lessons and a roadmap around them. Once you start, your results decide what you learn next and how hard it is.

Can I learn through topics I enjoy?

Yes. Pick your reason for learning and the topics you like, and your roadmap follows them. You get to know a topic in the language you are learning, pick up the phrases it needs, then speak or write about it. Even a small goal, like small talk with someone new, can be a topic.

What if I’m not sure what I want to learn yet?

Start broad, like “I want to feel at ease with overseas colleagues.” The questions narrow it down to real situations and practice.

Can I learn a language I’m new to through a topic I like?

Tell us the topic and what feels hard. AvoLingo adjusts the difficulty from your results as you go.

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Have a question about AvoLingo?

Ask us about learning with AvoLingo or using the app. We’ll reply to the email address you give.

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Tell us what you’d like to know or what you need help with.

Online enquiries open soon. Until then, email info@avo-lingo.com or call 031-8016-1916.