Yabla Reviews - 17

Man, I've been on the language-learning

Man, I've been on the language-learning struggle bus since I was eight. Tried memorizing a whole Russian dictionary once – total flop. But hey, we all learn in our own funky ways. Then I stumbled onto Yabla, and it's been a game-changer. Keeps me connected with the language without making me pull my hair out. It's actually fun, hitting all the modes – listening, speaking (a bit), reading, and writing. What's cool is it kicks boredom to the curb, and you don't need to clear your schedule for marathon study sessions. Ten minutes here and there actually does the trick. Plus, it's a steal of a deal. Mix it up with other language tools and maybe rooming with a native speaker, and you're on the language mastery highway. Easy-peasy and a real bargain, my language-learning amigo!

I have found it useful up to now.

I have found it useful up to now. The interface looks a bit old, but that's not what matters the most to me. I've been using Duolingo for more than a year and have learned quite a bit, though I think it doesn't help much with improving listening skills. Watching videos where people speak in their natural dialects has been very helpful, ESPECIALLY the Scribe feature, which is definitely the most useful language-learning tool I've tried.

Yabla offers a great way to make learning a new language

Yabla offers a great way to make learning a new language or maintaining one you know already enjoyable and engaging. You can pick from short videos, usually three to five minutes long, that show you culture and places where your language is spoken. There are options for every skill level. Additionally, you get access to practice exercises, all conducted in the language you're learning.

Yabla is a treasure trove of linguistic

Yabla is a treasure trove of linguistic diversity! The abundance of content caters to all proficiency levels, providing an enriching experience. The authenticity of "real French" conversations coupled with subtitles enhances comprehension. A language-learning haven that truly stands out for its versatility and immersive approach.

This Italian learning thing is gold

This Italian learning thing is gold, especially for someone like me. Marika's the real MVP here, giving it that extra oomph. But, gotta admit, it feels a bit too tailored to the American crowd. Loads of American slang that doesn't quite hit the mark in the UK. Still, with a bit of tweaking, it could be a total game-changer.

I’ve used Yabla for ages and whenever an issue arose

I’ve used Yabla for ages and whenever an issue arose, it was swiftly handled by polite and supportive tech staff. This is the best company I’ve worked with, and I believe other firms could learn from them on how to satisfy customers. Tonight, I dropped another language program due to their lack of customer service.

Yabla truly captivates with its authentic

Yabla truly captivates with its authentic conversations, diverse topic selection, and engaging practice games post-video sessions. A genuine gem for language learners like me. Yabla comes highly recommended to all my friends seeking an enriching language-learning experience!

The videos are the perfect

The videos are the perfect length and really entertaining. The different exercises are super helpful. I think Yabla is going to help me a lot.

It's got everything I need

It's got everything I need to keep up my Spanish while I'm here. I lived in Spain for 9 years, and I don't want to lose it.

Everything I need to keep

Everything I need to keep up my Spanish while I am here. Lived in Spain for 9 years and don't want to lose it.

I find the content variety commendable

I find the content variety commendable, yet personally challenging to discover truly captivating material. In contrast to my satisfaction with Yabra-Italian, the overall quality of the French version disappoints. The exercises prioritize vocabulary over comprehension, leaving room for improvement in delivering engaging and comprehensive learning experiences.

I find the program to be great

I find the program to be great. While my language comprehension skills have room for improvement, I appreciate the opportunity to enhance them. With a trip to Mexico planned for January, I have nearly three months to make progress. I intend to continue using the program until then and will likely re-enroll next year.

I'm not sure what I paid for... month??

I'm not sure what I paid for... month?? or what? Yabla is very tough for me but helpful to my eye and ear. I look for beginner videos and wish there were more. Doing it again and again is important and so I want to continue facing the challenge.

I think the program is great.

I think the program is great. My ability to understand the language leaves much to be desired. But, I go to Mexico in January so I have almost three months to attempt to improve. Then I will resign until next year.

I appreciate the holistic approach

I appreciate the holistic approach that covers not only the four language competencies—reading, writing, listening, and speaking—but also incorporates cultural aspects. This immersion in Italian provides an enriching learning experience, allowing me to grasp the language in a more comprehensive and authentic manner. It adds a cultural context that enhances my understanding and appreciation of the Italian language.

Been using Yabla for years

Been using Yabla for years now, and honestly, they're amazing. Whenever I hit a snag, their tech team jumps in and sorts it out in no time. Super polite and helpful, always. Compared to other companies, Yabla really stands out. Tonight, I actually canceled another language program because their customer service was just terrible. Yabla should be a role model for how to treat customers right.

Hey folks, Been using Yabla

Hey folks, Been using Yabla Spanish for a bit now, at around a B1/B2 level. Got a personal note from the CEO, John DuQuette, asking for my feedback. Thought he was genuinely interested, so I spent time writing a detailed report with both pros and cons. But guess what? No reply. I wonder if John really cared or if my email just got lost in the shuffle. Yabla, if you actually want to hear from a new user who's on the fence about continuing, maybe check if John got my email. Sent it to the "support" address. Best, Clem from Germany