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An absolute must for a language learner.kebede yaminAndroid  

Excellent and thorough! The 3.7 rating on here seems quite unfair; most complaints appear to be from people expecting more for free (and you actually can get a decent amount for free if you put the effort in). It's not really intended for 'dipping in and out of' like Duolingo or Drops, but as it's a bit more intense, I felt like I've learnt faster with uTalk than I did with Duolingo. If you're willing to put the work in, this is a solid app. And keep your eye out for decent offers too :)Mike ThorpeAndroid  

Very easy to use - learning languages is now fun, not so much a chore.KayleighPeskettiPhone  

Really like this app for learning Latvian, can't find many other options but this one seems well made and good quality. My wife who is Latvian says the accent is very good. The one comment was that some of the expressions are more formal than you might use but I'm happy with that as she can teach me the slang! You get a free demo of two of the sections before having to buy anything, and it's about £40 for the whole language which is very reasonable compared to teachers, or you can just buy individual sections which I have done so far.helen1331iPhone  

Just love it its the bestuTalk CustomerAndroid  

I am amazed by the range of content this app provides, it's always nice to see a more obscure language being supported!Nikolay SuvandzhievAndroid  

Finally got over my vocab learning phobia! For my GCSEs I have chosen to do 3 languages: French, German and Mandarin. As you can imagine that is a lot of vocabulary to learn, I have always been terrible at learning written language but this app makes it fun by turning it into a game! It has over 100 other languages to learn from and since then I have also started to learn a bunch of other languages including Swedish, Dutch, Spanish, Italian and Norwegian. I've also taken a look at Albanian and Swahili which have been interesting to learn.HenryAndroid  

This uTalk is a good deal because it is useful to both new learners and intermediate learners. The uTalk app is quite polished and it seems that the company is responsive. There are many words for new learners (I’m sure at least 1,500 words), plus many complex sentences that may contain up to 10-15 words (more sentences here than most other apps). There are English translations for the words and sentences, which are very helpful. The 65 lesson topics typically consist of 20-50 individual words or sentences. There are a variety of six types of quizzes with each topic—including very easy and very difficult quizzes. You need to be very familiar with the words to do well on the difficult quizzes. But you can skip the hardest quizzes and return to them later. Every app has strengths and weaknesses. All the language learning apps I have purchased so far are useful, but I like the format of uTalk better than the similar apps of Mondly and Learn&Play. The pronunciation methodology is better in uTalk than those other apps. Also, uTalk includes pronunciations from both North and South Vietnam for all words and sentences. Rosetta Stone has a different teaching structure than uTalk. RS is very good, but it is better to have some knowledge of individual words before starting with Rosetta Stone, or it may be too difficult for new learners. Even after using RS, this is a good app to have.uTalk UseriPhone  

I’ve been looking for a great gamified tool to learn Armenian and I finally stumbled across uTalk! I couldn’t be happier. Only 1 day in and I’m having a blast.redheadedfellaiPhone  

My language learning has revolved around uTalk. I have made a big investment in your program because it works. The challenge is not only educational but therapeutic. I can always finish a lesson saying, "I learned a lot today." There are many languages available on uTalk, and it's a big reason for my loyalty to your language-learning program. uTalk is not only great for language learning, but it's a confidence booster as well. uTalk is a wonderful experience into the world of languages.Ari TorresAndroid