Learn languages with videos, memes and fun
Memo takes language learning to a new level! ๐ Imagine learning from real TikTok-style clips. You can instantly translate any word or sentence in the video. Upgrade skills and speak like a native, all in a fun, interactive way. ๐ฅ Try Memo now! ๐
Hey Folks ๐ It's been eight months since the last launch of Memo. During that time, we've done a lot of work. And now we are ready to present our new feature โ Clips ๐ฌ in Memo! Our app has gone through three evolutionary stages: first it had just pictures, then came GIFs, and now there are ะกlips. We've analyzed the language learning app market, and I can tell you that there is no such thing in any app. ๐ You can watch videos in the original language with subtitles. Each sentence and word can be
Looks very interesting, I downloaded it, and it looks great. I think it's a novel approach to learning languages from what I can tell, haven't seen anyone else try anything like it, it's more likely to stick if you learn like this versus the other apps currently available. I unfortunately, don't have any use for it right now as I'm a native Spanish & English speaker, but would love to learn other languages when they are available. So will definitely download it again when there are other lan
Congratulations on the SEXIEST design i've seen in a while. definitely in the language learning space.
Hi! I'm an EFL teacher, and I recently tried your app and was impressed by its innovative approach to language learning. Incorporating memes and TikTok videos as teaching tools is a genius idea, and I'm sure it will make the learning experience enjoyable and memorable for my students.
Very interesting a refreshing approach to language learning! And the website is AMAZING, I really dig the vibe and animations. That said, it's a bit misleading to say this is an app that lets you โlearn languagesโ (plural) when it can only help you with one: Spanish (if you speak English, or English if you speak Spanish). I'm keeping my fingers crossed for Japanese!
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