Whether you are heading to a new vacation, dreaming about finding a new job, studying for school or you are thinking to achieve more success in your career, it is always a good time to start learning a new language. And it couldn’t have been easier. With the best apps for learning foreign languages you can now save time and become an expert in languages you couldn’t even imagine. These apps are an amazing tool for people these days. Check this article to see which app is suitable for your needs and your type of learning.

Babbel is the world’s #1 innovative company in education and is available in 14 languages, including Norwegian, Danish, Indonesian, Dutch, Swedish or Polish with prices starting €4.95/month. Babbel uses audio examples and recorded dialogues with the voice of real native speakers so you can speak correctly and is suitable for every type of learner because it offers reading, writing, seeing, speaking or listening exercises.

Fluenz uses a methodical approach to teach you how to speak, read, hear or write 7 languages: French, Italian, German, Mandarin, Portuguese, Latin American and European Spanish. Fluenz comes with a virtual tutor who will explain everything to you: grammar, new vocabulary, subtleties of the language and a lot more. You will pay between $187 and $378 depending on what levels you want to take. italki is suitable for people who enjoy live interaction with the teacher.

With italki you can become fluent in more than 100 different languages including Korean, Greek, Mandarin, Belarusian, English, Romanian or Mandarin and you get access to customized learning meaning you can choose from more than 10.000 teachers for lessons based on your goals and interests, you pay per lesson with a price that meets your budged and you can take online lessons anytime, anywhere.

Michel Thomas method is a unique interesting audio-based method divided in 4 different levels where a native speaker will help you make progress step-by-step. You will learn to speak Dutch, Greek, Italian, Japanese or French in hours, not years, with no writing, no books, and no homework, only by listening, thinking and speaking. You can become part of a virtual class and you will pay between $11.99 and $100.

Mondly is a language learning platform based on a combination of daily lessons with games and translations, a Chatbot with speech recognition and augmented reality. With Mondly you can learn more than 33 languages including Spanish, French, Italian, Chinese or Arabic and you can choose between a free account to get access to 6 lessons, one conversation or one vocabulary section and a Premium one from $9.99/month to receive access to a complete language learning journey.

Pimsleur method is focused on conversational language skills and represents a series of audio-courses based heavily on auditory or verbal perception rather than the visual on. Available in more than 50 languages, including Arabic, Armenian, Hindi, Korean, Punjabi, Romanian, Thai, Urdu or Irish, with Pimsleur you learn how to communicate in the language, with no rules, vocabulary lists or grammar out of context. Intermediate level starts at $150.

Rocket Languages offers a variety of classes and interactive learning methods in more than 10 global languages including Spanish, Russian, and Korean, English, German, French and even Sign language. With prices between $99.95 and $259.90 you get lessons up to maximum 30 minutes each with interactive exercises, culture and writing lessons. With Rosetta Stone you can choose from more than 20 languages including Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, Swedish, Turkish, Latin, Vietnamese or Latin. Prices start at $5.19/month and you will learn a language using interactive activities and contextual lessons rather than memorizing a boring long list of vocabulary with its Dinamic Immersion method.

Transparent Languages comes in handy if you want to learn one of the traditional languages or a more exotic one like Dari, Denesuline or Urdu. It has subscription plans from $24.95 and it uses a complete language-learning system with alphabet lessons, an extensive collection of videos and written explanations for grammar topics, essential courses with up to 80 hours of learning material and supplemental vocabulary.

With Yabla you can improve your skills and learn Spanish, French, German, Italian, Chinese or English by watching authentic videos including TV shows, music, interviews, documentaries, lessons and a lot more in an online video player designed for language learners. You can sign up for free email lessons or you can buy plans from €11.95/month to get the most of it.