Qlango Reviews

I want to learn some Russian and I heard his was a good app, but when I get the questions and click on the answer it turns blue but nothing happens. Please fix it or at least tell me how to work this out!

I had a hard time registering , got so frustrated I deleted app. You register with app and they send an email to confirm, when you go to login it says you have to register, then it tells you your email is already used so you can’t register to login.
Deleted app

Qlango sounded good, but the registration process didn’t work, so I’m deleting it

I paid for a lifetime membership, registered my account, and received a confirmation email from QLingo. But then, I couldn't sign in.

I double checked my User-Name, email address, and password with no success. I then sent at least six requests to reset my password with no response. I even checked the Junk in-box with nothing there.

I cannot find a way to contact Support without being signed-in. A CF.

I will now try to get my money back.

Very rudimentary user interface. It’s not always clear how everything works when you first use it. No tutorial. I did the Spanish lessons. Instead of using their own recordings with native speakers, it sounds like it uses Siri to pronounce the words, and they don’t always do sound correct. At least in the trial version there is no instructional portion to teach you. It just starts testing you without telling you. The “games” they advertise are just multiple choice questions and matching English words to Spanish. It’s a basic 6th grade type of test format. Qlango seems to me to be something that someone threw together hoping to get money from subscriptions. It seems to be a poor copy of another language app with an owl for their mascot. Judging from what I saw in the tutorial, it’s not worth the money they are asking, or any money for that matter.

First of all the date of Qlango doesn’t sync with my time. It tells me I’m on a different day.

There is no explanation of anything. No HELP area, no frequently asked questions.

It would be nice if you could really expand your lesson challenge amount. Also, if you are setting a goal of 35 lessons a week, that should average out to 5 a day, but all it says is I’m behind. You are either ahead or behind. You can’t be right on track.

Is there a logic to when you need to review a lesson?
What is CPM?
Does the time to answer really mean anything?
Can there be a glossary of words or sayings?

Thanks for the response! Answers a lot of my questions. You guys are definitely on the right track. I am enjoying it so far. Looking forward to getting those green rings.

Used to be great ~4stars. Had the language I was looking for which was rare. But now with the new update you can’t do more than 3 very short lessons without paying. Disappointed but I get they wanted money. I’ll be going somewhere else but if someone wants to pay I do think there’s good info on Qlango .

Edit: updated back to 4 stars, but I do think the 40 lessons free should be shown on Qlango

Qlango looks interesting and I’m going to give it a shot, but I have to admit… seeing an awkwardly phrased statement in the AppStore screenshots doesn’t inspire confidence in the claims made is said screenshots.

“Do you have difficulties to find time to learn?”

You wouldn’t hear/read the above phrasing from a native/proficient English speaker. In general, not a big deal… In context, it’s a little ironic.

Qlango is like really good. I learned how to count in Japanese to 20 in like two weeks. THATS IMPRESSIVE!

If Qlango were given more loving care it could be great. Really effective learning paradigms, but the tech doesn't always work well. Trying to change #of weekly lessons is difficult. Keeps getting stuck.

The interface is a little confusing and not polished enough yet. It’s not intuitive to navigate. The AI helps reinforce the concepts I co tongue to miss. So far I am enjoying it.

I prefer this over Babbel or Pimsleur and the lifetime subscription was a great deal. Whether it will lead to fluency we will have to see.

Add Malay, Khmer and Burmese please 🥺

I really enjoy Qlango. Using it alongside DuoLingo has been really helpful to me, as they’re two different approaches. Definitely increasing my knowledge base and confidence.

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