Learn a Bit of Language Daily for FREE

Picture this...

You wake up 🥱. You look at your phone…

And voila!

You’ve learned a bit of language.
You have a new word or phrase sitting in your brain. 
Whether Japanese, French, Spanish, Italian, or one of the 30+ languages available.

And it only took you…what, a minute?

What are you… Some sort of genius?

You are, because you’re using a free and easy tool to learn a bit of language.

And it comes to you daily, like a loyal friend. Same time, same place.

Such a language tool is perfect for anyone who wants to…

Learn a bit of a language without investing too much time or money

Or…

Create a simple routine and stick with a language… even if you’re busy.

Introducing Word of the Day Quizzes & Lessons by LanguagePod101

• It’s available for 34 languages (Japanese, Korean, French, Spanish, Italian, etc. see below for full list).
• You get a daily vocab quiz delivered to you so you don’t have to chase it yourself.
• It takes a literal minute or less… so you can check when you wake up or on your way to work.
• You finally build a learning routine – if you can stick with spending a moment to learn a new word, you’ll be able to master a language eventually too.
• You hear native pronunciation of the words and sample sentences

How does it work?

1. Scroll down and pick a language.
2. Sign up for the free word of the day.
3. Get 1 new vocab quiz per day.
4. Check the translation, listen to the audio, review the examples.
5. Boost your vocabulary a bit every day.
6. Done!

Since you want to learn a language… this is a pain-free way to get a bit of language learning in. Just check it daily. And it takes less than a minute.

What’s next?

Pick Your Language

Just click on your desired language below…

FAQ

1. Is this really free? Yes, the word of the day service is free.

2. What’s the catch? None really. This service is a free service provided by Innovative Language, who have their own language course. Should you be interested, you can check it out. Or you can just stick to the Word of the Day, without dealing with the rest (you can choose to get only Word of the Day emails.)

3. How does this compare with other free apps? First, this is not an app per se, but an email subscription. So, no app that takes up space. Second, all the other free apps… their goal isn’t to teach you but to engage you so that they can make money off of you. So, that’s a choice you have to make yourself.

4. Are there sample sentences? Yes, all words come with multiple sentences to show how the word’s used.

5. Why is it a quiz? You can see the word as it is… or… you get the word via a quiz. By going through the quiz and actually thinking about it, you’ll remember it better.

6. Is there audio pronunciation? Yes, and all the pronunciations/readings have been recorded by native speakers.

7. What if I decide that I want more than just a word a day? Well, that’s good! That’s the natural progression of learning anything. First, you try it a little… and then you naturally want to do more and get better. In that case, the Word of the Day fulfilled its mission by getting you to want to learn more.

8. How does it help me build a language learning routine/habit? People struggle at sticking with habits simply because there’s a lot of friction involved. For example, if you want to make the gym a habit but it’s a 20 minute drive away, that’s a lot of friction. A lot of time and space between you and the gym. A lot of effort on YOUR end just to get to the gym. And you’ve not even started the work yet – the working out. Now, if your gym was a 3 minute walk away, barely any friction. That way, you can easily pop in. A habit that’s easy to start is easy to continue. That’s why the Word of the Day comes to you… so you don’t have to chase it. Just check the email and move on. Review it daily and it becomes a successful routine that you can expand.

9. What else can I do with the daily words to learn more? Say the word out loud. Listen to the pronunciation. You can write it down a few times. And you can do the same with the sample sentences – read them out loud, listen to the audio, and write them down. This will help you get the most out of this little tool.

10. Are there any risks? Yes, you get kicked out if you don’t open the emails after a few weeks.

11. Can I sign up for more than one language? Sure, you’ll be getting separate emails.