LinguaWiki

Turn any Wikipedia article into a language lesson. Hear real sentences read aloud in English and your chosen language — perfect for commutes and daily learning.

LinguaWiki is a language learning app that turns Wikipedia articles into spoken lessons. Instead of flashcards or drills, you learn by listening to real sentences about topics that actually interest you.

Here's how it works: choose a language you want to learn, type in any topic — "the Roman Empire," "jazz music," "black holes," "climate change" — and LinguaWiki finds a relevant Wikipedia article. It then reads each sentence aloud twice: once in English, then in your chosen language. You can also flip the order and hear your target language first.

15 languages supported: Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Turkish, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, and Hindi.

Key features: • Any topic, any time — powered by Wikipedia's full encyclopedia • Natural text-to-speech in both English and your chosen language • Choose from multiple voices installed on your device, including enhanced high-quality voices • Toggle the reading order — hear your target language first to challenge yourself • Continues playing after you lock your screen, so you can learn on the go • Your language, topic, and voice preferences are saved automatically • No account required — start learning immediately

LinguaWiki is ideal for intermediate learners who want to build real vocabulary and listening comprehension through content they find genuinely interesting.