Lingvist Vs Speakly

You want an all-in-one solution that balances listening, speaking, reading, and writing from the start. It is better for independent learners who lack access to native speakers and need structured listening/speaking training.

| Goal | Better Choice | Reasoning | |------|---------------|-----------| | Rapid vocabulary expansion (e.g., prepare for a trip in 2 weeks) | | You can learn 100+ new words per week via typing recall. Faster for passive recognition and spelling. | | Improving listening comprehension of fast native speech | Speakly | Statistical listening + slow/normal modes trains the ear better. Lingvist audio is robotic. | | Gaining confidence to speak | Speakly | Integrated speaking practice (mic + live tutor) is unique. Lingvist has zero speaking. | | Mastering grammar through writing | Lingvist | Constant typing forces correct conjugations and word order. | | Balanced skill development (A2 → B1) | Speakly | Covers listening, speaking, reading, writing more evenly. | | Cramming for a vocab-heavy test | Lingvist | Unmatched for sheer volume of word recall practice. | | Learning rare languages (Finnish, Estonian) | Speakly | Lingvist does not offer them. | lingvist vs speakly

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But while their philosophies align, their execution could not be more different. Lingvist is a quantitative machine focused on vocabulary acquisition at hyperspeed. Speakly is a qualitative ecosystem focused on getting you to speak and understand native-level phrases. You want an all-in-one solution that balances listening,

Custom Decks. You can upload your own text—like a news article or a niche professional document—and the app will automatically create a vocabulary deck for you to learn. Faster for passive recognition and spelling

Lingvist feels like a productivity tool. The interface is minimalistic, dominated by text and clean white space. It is designed for rapid-fire learning.