Learn & speak / Lessons & review

Learning that adapts.
Progress that’s yours.

Start where you are, then build from your answers. Loquus helps you work on difficult words, revisit what you have learned, and make room for the next step.

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Find your starting point.

Begin with the foundations or take an adaptive course check. When there’s enough evidence, it suggests a starting milestone and opens earlier vocabulary for practice.

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Choose your practice mix.

Ear First emphasizes listening. Eyes First favors reading and writing. Drill Mode focuses on repetition. Talk First brings conversation forward. Change your preference as you learn.

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Ask for what you need.

Too easy? Too hard? Going too fast? Use the lesson controls to adjust the challenge and pace, or ask to see an example.

More than a starting level

Your answers guide
your next practice.

Loquus uses your answers to see what is sticking and where you need another try. Those patterns guide review priorities and the balance of familiar and new material.

Spaced review gives words you remember reliably longer gaps between practice. Missed words return sooner. When you need more support, adaptive practice can favor review and introduce fewer new words.

You still have a say. Choose your practice emphasis and use lesson controls to adjust the challenge, slow down, or see an example.

Try your own learning path

Your personal word bank

Don’t just meet a word.
Keep it.

Review one milestone or words from across your journey. Choose flashcards, recognition, typed recall, listening, or focused work on weak spots.

A quick check tests words you’ve learned and shows what you missed, so your next practice has a purpose.

See how progress comes together

A path that’s clear from the start.

What does the placement check tell me?

It checks foundations and then adapts through course material. It may recommend a starting milestone or ask you to begin with the basics. This is a course placement guide, not a fluency certificate. Opening earlier material does not mark it mastered.

What is included for free?

In the app, free access includes three lesson starts daily across languages, standard course lessons, vocabulary review, and reference tools. Plus removes the daily start limit and adds section reviews, capstone lessons, and the Arcade. Check the app for current pricing and beta entitlements.

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14 languages. Your next step.

Your next chapter starts here.

Follow our guide to install Loquus and start learning.

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