uTalk - Learn 150+ Languages

Name: uTalk - Learn 150+ Languages
Rating: 4.4 (991 reviews)
Author: EuroTalk

By: EuroTalk App

German, Amharic, Igbo, Shona

Overview

Version:

4.7.0

Last updated: 2026-09-14

Ranking

#56,468 ▲ 37

Overall

Features & Capabilities

New languages added: Quechua (Cusco), Sesotho, Penang Hokkien, Alsatian, Corsican, Tamazight (Rif Berber), Yucatec Maya (Mayan). Learn languages fast with uTalk by hearing every word from native speakers and practicing pronunciation from the start.

uTalk offers free starter words in 150+ languages, offline content, and 60+ topics. With five progressively challenging games and progress bars, your scores keep you motivated as you build vocabulary for beginners up to intermediate levels.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Content

By:

EuroTalk

Rating:

4.40

(991) 4 new ratings

Version:

4.7.0 Last updated: 2026-09-14

Version code:

891087525

Creation date:

2016-06-30

Compatible devices:

Size:

286.95MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-22

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 56,468 ▲ 37

Other platforms

uTalk - Learn 150+ Languages (v4.6.3)

1,118,635 4.69

(6,278)

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

Contact the developer

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Developed by:

EuroTalk

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/utalk-learn-150-languages/id1085013031

Website:

https://utalk.com

User Reviews

Users praise the app for its broad language selection and engaging learning approach, especially its speaking practice and native-speaker content. However, recurring stability bugs, feature bugs, monetization frustrations, and uneven vocabulary coverage are common drawbacks that peers hope will be addressed.

Pros

Extensive and diverse language catalog, including rare languages and Haitian Creole, with many courses taught by native speakers.
Engaging and fun learning experience with games, quizzes, and guided topics that support quick progress.
Strong speaking/pronunciation practice using native speakers and memory-based learning to aid retention.
Perceived value and affordability, with many users noting free access to features and good value for the price.
Generally easy to pick up basics and keep studying, suitable for busy learners.

Cons

Frequent crashes and stability problems across devices (iPad, Mac, iPhone) with the app sometimes freezing or crashing on launch.
Bugs affecting core features, such as inability to adjust pronunciation speed and audio playback issues, or unresponsive buttons.
Paid language packs and membership locking frustrate some users, including reports that purchases can disrupt the app and limit access.
Content gaps and uneven topic coverage, with requests to expand vocabulary and add more contextual phrases.

Recent reviews

This app has two great uses: communicating with immigrant and refugee populations and reviving dwindling languages. In my city, students speak 160 languages, including languages not covered by DuoLingo, so an app that has 150 languages covers a lot of them. This is the best app for reviving a language where the number of speakers is dwindling. Students just recently learned the importance of caring about vulnerable languages, and this is an easy-to-understand way to learn, preserve, and encourage others to learn a language with few speakers. It may end up being a curiosity experience more than leading to a job (though it’s possible to fill rare vacancies), but the opportunity to learn is something language enthusiasts should cherish.