Are you looking for Polish language learning apps, tools, and resources that you can use with your students? If so, we have you covered. Check out our list below. Let us know if there are any that we missed.

Mondly– If it is your goal to be bilingual, trilingual, or learn 33 languages, Mondly is an effective tool. This app supports free language learning in Spanish, American English, British English, German, French, Chinese, Greek, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Danish, Norwegian, Dutch, Swedish, Korean, Japanese, Arabic, Romanian, Vietnamese, Hindi, Finnish, Indonesian, Hebrew, Polish, Bulgarian, Czech, Ukrainian, Hungarian, Croatian, Finnish, Persian (Farsi), Afrikaans, and Turkish. The forms of learning each language are all unique and high-quality. You will learn vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, sentence structure, keywords, conversational skills, and more with this app. It is geared toward making any level learner of any age become fluent.

iTranslate Translator– The leading translation and dictionary app that will help you translate texts and websites or start voice-to-voice communications in more than 100 languages. It also allows you to listen to translations in male or female voices and switch between different dialects. It also comes with dictionaries with synonyms and different meanings. 

Duolingo– This is one of the most popular free apps for learning languages; it offers about 30 languages for you to explore. You can log on to your account from any device to continue your education. It also allows you to practice reading, writing and listening as you learn.

Rosetta Stone App – This app is an effective technology-based solution for learning a language. You complete the course by finishing mini-lessons and the in-built phrasebook. The app is built on the belief that learning ought to be fun; that is why it uses a natural method to teach the new language directly without provision for translation, which makes language learning easier with less confusion.

TripLingo – Designed as a tool for international travelers, TripLingo can also be used with success in the classroom. With the ability to instantly translate voices in 42 languages, TripLingo can assist new students who are still struggling with English or allow teachers to give directions in multiple languages to ensure that all students understand. The app has an essential phrases section with lots of slang that can be used to supplement the introductory level, language classes. There is also a crash course on local culture, customs, and etiquette for over 100 countries that can make a useful addition to a social studies or world history course.

HiNative–   HiNative is an app specifically designed to ask questions about any language you want and get answers from real native speakers around the world. You can ask questions such as, “How do you say this in German?” “What’s the difference between these two words?” “Is my pronunciation correct?” You can also teach other users about your native language and the uniqueness. We have a friendly, give-and-take community waiting to help!

Duo-learning – This is a language learning platform that enables students to speak and practice foreign languages with defined parameters and benchmarks. It works with a communicative approach that lets students practice together on specific topics that match their pedagogical goals. The platform helps to track students’ learning curves with onboard testing.