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Version 1.73 · 2026-10-24
Several small fixes to keep everything running smoothly.
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The store currently lists version 1.73, updated 2026-10-24.








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Learn languages with music you love
Learn Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, Korean, German, Russian, Dutch, Swedish, Polish, Turkish, Finnish, Romanian and Ukrainian.
Turn the songs you already play into language lessons, using lyrics from the artists you actually listen to.
You're discovering new music, playing lyric games, and singing along. You're also practicing vocabulary, grammar and sentence patterns, and getting pronunciation practice every time you sing.
That's the whole idea: learn a language during time you were going to spend on music anyway.
Achieve your language-learning goals by listening to music
You already listen to music for hours every day. That same time can move you toward your goals instead.
Find your next favorite artist
Bored with your current playlist? Discover new artists while you learn.
Culture comes with the language…
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Several small fixes to keep everything running smoothly.
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