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Learn English, Spanish, French, and German through structured vocabulary, grammar, reading, pronunciation, and dictionary content.
Explore the growing library, learning tools, and global community behind the LanGeek language-learning platform.
LanGeek combines multilingual dictionaries, structured vocabulary courses, grammar lessons, pronunciation guides, reading activities, original educational images, and personalized learning tools in one connected platform.
LanGeek supports multiple learning languages, translation languages, visual dictionaries, and an international user base.
Learn English, Spanish, French, and German through structured vocabulary, grammar, reading, pronunciation, and dictionary content.
Definitions, examples, and learning content are supported by translations in 26 languages.
Explore visual dictionary content for English, Spanish, French, and German.
LanGeek is used by language learners across more than 80 countries and territories.
Content is organized by language, level, topic, grammatical function, learning objective, and practical use.
More than 100,000 entries across four languages. Each entry may include multiple senses, examples, pronunciation, grammatical information, translations, and related vocabulary.
View language breakdownStructured wordlists organized by CEFR level, topic, frequency, proficiency test, coursebook, and practical learning goal.
Grammar lessons for English, Spanish, French, and German, with clear explanations, examples, visual support, and interactive quizzes.
Lessons covering alphabets, individual sounds, letter combinations, stress, intonation, digraphs, and phonological concepts.
Level-based and topic-based reading content across three languages, supported by comprehension activities.
Concise articles created to answer specific grammatical questions that may not require a complete lesson.
Original educational illustrations designed to make vocabulary easier to understand, visualize, and remember.
More than 500,000 examples demonstrate how words and expressions are used naturally. Dictionary entries include more than five examples on average.
Idioms, proverbs, phrasal verbs, collocations, slang expressions, and other commonly used phrases.
English is currently the largest library. Spanish, French, and German are under active development and continue to grow rapidly.
These figures represent dictionary entries. A single entry can contain multiple word senses.
Almost every grammar lesson includes an interactive quiz for reviewing the topic.
Pronunciation lessons cover alphabets, sounds, spelling patterns, letter combinations, digraphs, stress, intonation, and other phonological concepts.
Learners use LanGeek across the web and mobile applications to study, review vocabulary, complete exercises, and track progress.
Learners who have created a LanGeek account to access personalized tools and progress tracking.
Combined downloads of the LanGeek mobile application across Android and iOS.
Active users across the LanGeek learning website and mobile applications, excluding the standalone dictionary.
Learners who have upgraded to access expanded learning content, tools, and exercises.
The average rating received by the LanGeek application across mobile app stores.
All figures are approximate and continue to grow. Dictionary totals represent entries rather than individual senses. A single dictionary entry may contain several meanings. Monthly active user statistics include the LanGeek learning website and mobile applications but exclude the standalone picture dictionary.