Learn French without opening another language app
NativeLingo swaps a few French words into the pages you already read. No lessons to schedule, just a short typed review once a day.
Learning that lives in your reading.
Words for your level
Set A2 and you meet “quotidien” long before “archevêque”.
The right form in the sentence
Two cups becomes “deux tasses”. If we are not sure of the form, you get the plain word.
Typed reviews
Write the word once a day. A few minutes, and the schedule does the rest.
No new habit to build, just the reading you already do.
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There is a streak if you like it. Missing a day breaks only the streak. Your words and reviews stay where they were.
You learn inside pages you would read anyway. The review is the only separate step.
No. Start at your level. Grammar and speaking are for a class or a partner.
Learning French without another app
Many people try a language app, keep it up for a few weeks and stop. NativeLingo works differently. It swaps a few words in the pages you read anyway, in the right form and at your level. You meet quotidien, article and clés in real sentences, without opening anything new.
Each word goes to your list with pronunciation. A short daily review asks you to type the French, and spaced repetition decides when it comes back. Ten minutes a day is enough to keep going. If you miss a day, your words stay, and the next review simply carries on.