Languages you can learn with Fluentish
Fluentish supports seven language pairs. Each direction is its own course with its own content, so English to Spanish and Spanish to English are two separate courses rather than one mirrored both ways.
Pick the language you want and Fluentish places you at a level from 1 to 10. You can switch between pairs whenever you like; each keeps its own progress.
Available now
| You speak | You learn | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| English | Spanish | |
| English | Italian | |
| English | French | |
| English | German | |
| English | Arabic | Modern Standard Arabic (fusha), the written and broadcast standard, rather than a regional dialect. |
| Spanish | English | |
| French | English |
Each direction is a separate course. English to Spanish and Spanish to English are built independently rather than one being the other reversed, because the words a Spanish speaker needs early in English are not the mirror image of the ones an English speaker needs early in Spanish.
Being built
These are not in the app yet. They are listed because they are the ones being worked on, in this order:
- English to Korean
- English to Japanese
More pairs are added over time. If the one you want is missing from both lists, say so at support: what people ask for is what gets built next.
What language the app itself is in
Separately from what you are learning, the Fluentish interface reads in English, Spanish, French. That is the language of the buttons and the settings, not of your course, and you can set the two independently: a French speaker learning English can read the app in French.
Does the language change the price?
No. Every pair is on the same terms: free through level 3, or through your placement level if you place higher, with unlimited scrolling and no ads. Fluentish Plus is $7.99/month and unlocks all 10 levels on every pair you study, not one at a time.
More about how the courses work in plain answers, or see how the feed works.