Mango Languages: Learning for PC - Free Download: Windows 10/11 Edition

★ ★ ★ Mango Languages Overview

What is Mango Languages?

Mango is a language learning app that offers authentic content, interactive features, and an algorithmic review activity designed to adapt to your individual learning path. The app provides comprehensive courses that teach vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and culture simultaneously through interactive lessons and activities. Mango offers a free trial period and affordable monthly plans that can be easily canceled at any time. The app also provides personalized support from real humans.

Software Features and Description

1. Mango features authentic content, interactive features, and an algorithmic review activity designed to adapt to your individual learning path.

2. • Single-Language: An auto-renewable monthly subscription with access to a single language and one learning profile.

3. • All Languages: An auto-renewable monthly subscription with access to all of our languages for you and up to five additional family members.

4. In our comprehensive courses you’ll learn vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, and culture simultaneously through interactive lessons and activities.

5. Learn real-life conversations with native-speaker audio and cultural context so that you can speak like a local.

6. Language is an Adventure.

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Download and install Mango Languages: Learning on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Mango Languages	Get App ↲	43,726 4.84	Creative Empire, LLC

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Mango Languages: Learning app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Mango Languages on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Mango Languages"
The search will reveal the Mango Languages: Learning app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Mango Languages is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Mango Languages.
Now enjoy Mango Languages on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Creative Empire, LLC	4.84	8.49.0

Get Mango Languages on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	Creative Empire, LLC	43726	4.84

Download on Android: Download Android

Mango Languages: Learning functions

- Practical, real-world conversations

- Linguist-approved language courses

- Studio-recorded native-speaker audio

- Individualized spaced-repetition review system

- Auto play for hands-free, on-the-go learning

- Downloadable lessons for offline access

- Interactive listening and reading exercises

- Essential cultural insights

- Content aligned with international standards

- Designed with ADA standards in mind

- Bluetooth compatibility

- Personalized support from real humans

- Available courses in over 70 languages

- English courses for non-native speakers

- Follow Mango on social media platforms

- Terms of use available on the website.

✔ Pros:

- Mango program allows users to learn a foreign language at their own pace.

- The program teaches each word precisely, including pronunciation and spelling.

- Mango offers both Modern Standard Arabic and multiple regional dialects.

- The app supports less commonly taught languages like Bengali and Scottish Gaelic.

- Mango provides recorded native/proficient speakers instead of a robot.

☹ Cons:

- The app does not have a separate unit for learning letters for languages that don't use the Latin alphabet.

- Mango does not always distinguish what dialects they use for their audio.

- The phonetic approximations for words and phrases could benefit from an IPA option.

Top Pcmac Reviews

To learn a foreign language

By The curious mind (Pcmac user)

I finally found the best language program to learn a foreign language, right now, I am learning Spanish and French, this the app program can teach you to learn a foreign language in your own pace, if you are talented, you can master a second language very quick, if not, learn it at your own pace. If you forgot something, you can always go back to learn it again. This the app program is amazing, it teaches you to learn each French word precisely, how to say and pronounce it just like a native French, so you can learn how to speak each word precisely, how to spell each word exactly, you also learned why some special word is related to the French and Spanish culture. And finally, the best way to learn a foreign language is to study it everyday until you master it! There is no short cut! Once you master this the app program, you will have a solid base to speak French, Spanish, or another language faster and better and you will surprise your family and friends, also when you travel, you will appreciate the the app program!
Love it! A few suggestions

By themeaningofweird (Pcmac user)

I absolutely love the app, especially how it has the option to show both a literal and a nonliteral translation of a phrase. I also love being able to download lessons and the wide variety of languages they offer (I’ve never seen Scottish Gaelic offered on such a platform before, it’s really cool they have it!). It’s also nice to have such clear audio, though I wish sometimes they’d distinguish more what dialects they use for their audios. I do have a suggestion in regards to the phonetic approximations for the words and phrases. I really wish there was an IPA option! Even just for the more committed linguists. It’s much better to have the IPA versions showing the exact pronunciations rather than the anglicized approximations. There are so many languages that have sounds not found in English, it doesn’t make much sense to always use the approximations. And more use of the IPA can only be a good thing in this care. For that matter, I’d love it if a mini-IPA course would someday be offered, since this app is language focused anyway, but still, I more importantly would love if y’all added an IPA option for the phonetics!
Awesome application - الأفضل

By David S - داود (Pcmac user)

I have been studying Arabic for 4.5 years without taking any formal classes. Often, I’ve noticed books or applications will teach either very formalized Arabic in a dry and clinical manner or conversational Arabic but teaching only with transliterated Roman characters. Both of these produce less than ideal results. I love the app because it offers both Modern Standard Arabic and multiple regional dialects in an approachable way without watering down the language. Improvements have been made to the application over the last few years and each step has built it up and resulted in a better product. By no means am I fluent in the language, but thanks to this app I have learned important aspects of the language, especially everyday conversation and how to identify different regional dialects, which results in great interactions. People tend to respond well if you know their language, but an even better response is when you can say things in their dialect. Keep up the good work, the app! 👍🏼
They have Bangla!

By Alvallah (Pcmac user)

It is SO hard to find materials for Bengali and I am impressed that the app supports it. It’s a polished app that’s good for learning commonly used phrases as well as familiarizing you with sentence structure (Subject-Object-Verb order). They also provide romanizations for languages that don’t use the Latin alphabet (you may want to study the alphabet elsewhere though because the app doesn’t appear to have a separate unit just for letters). I love that they also have recorded native/proficient speakers instead of a robot (at least for bengali). Also, for Arabic and Chinese learners, the app differentiates between different major dialects so you can learn what’s most relevant to you! Hopefully they do this for Bengali someday because of east and West Bengal differences. If you can’t afford to pay to unlock, USE YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY. You can gain access to the app as long as a library somewhere in your library network has the app —just punch in your library ID and you can use it whenever! Overall, a lovely beginner’s app!