Drops: Spanish, Korean, French for PC - Free Download: Windows 10/11 Edition

★ ★ ★ Drops Overview

What is Drops?

Drops is a language learning app that offers fast, fun, and easy lessons for over 40 foreign languages. With game-like lessons, custom illustrations, and a professionally curated vocabulary list, users can become fluent in a foreign language and learn to read characters and scripts from different alphabets. Drops offers a range of languages from beginner to expert levels, and users can track their progress and earn rewards as they learn.

Software Features and Description

1. Payment will be charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of Drops premium.

2. You can become fluent, learn vocabulary and common phrases in Hebrew, Arabic, Russian, and Hindi.

3. Download the app to learn about different membership options, and register to learn all about exclusive discounts.

4. Afterwards your account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period.

5. Join over 35 million people who use Drops for free language lessons.

6. Auto-renewal may be turned off at any time by going to your settings in the iTunes Store after purchase.

7. Try Drops Premium with a 7 day free trial.

8. You can cancel your subscription anytime, and you won't be charged in the next billing cycle.

9. Learn new languages while playing games.

10. Liked Drops? here are 5 Education apps like PONS SpellFlash – the language game for English, Spanish, French, Italian and German; Spanish Alphabet Learning; Spanish Alphabet Puzzles Kids; Wlingua - Learn Spanish; Spanish | French Essentials;

Download and install Drops: Spanish, Korean, French on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Drops	Get App ↲	66,811 4.73	PLANB LABS OU

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Drops: Spanish, Korean, French 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 Drops on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

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

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	PLANB LABS OU	4.73	38.43

Download on Windows 11

For Windows 11, check if there's a native Drops Windows app here » ». If none, follow the steps below:

To get started, Download the OpenPC software »
- Upon installation, open OpenPC app » goto "Playstore on PC" » click "Configure_Download" button. This will auto-download and install PlayStore on your computer.

To use Drops,
- Login to the PlayStore we just installed
- Search for "Drops" » then Click "Install".
- Drops: Spanish, Korean, French will now be available on your Windows start-menu.

Minimum requirements	Recommended
8GB RAM SSD Storage Processor: Intel Core i3, AMD Ryzen 3000 Architecture: x64 or ARM64	16GB RAM HDD Storage

Get Drops on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get Free on Mac	PLANB LABS OU	66811	4.73

Download on Android: Download Android

Drops: Spanish, Korean, French functions

- Offers over 40 foreign languages, including Spanish, Japanese, French, Korean, Chinese, German, English, Hebrew, Arabic, Russian, and Hindi

- Game-like language lessons that make learning fun and effective

- Custom illustrations for each vocabulary word to aid in memorization

- Professionally curated vocabulary list with over 3,000 words and phrases

- Offers languages from beginner to expert levels

- Tracks progress and offers rewards for achievements

- Professional voice artists and sound design with correct dialect pronunciations

- Offers a 7-day free trial for Drops Premium

- Payment charged to iTunes account at confirmation of Drops Premium, with the option to cancel anytime

- Featured by CNET, Forbes, VentureBeat, and other publications.

✔ Pros:

- Fun and convenient way to build vocabulary

- Good mix of entertaining matching, spelling, etc. drills to help cement words

- Over 1000 words available in the Japanese section

- Tests users in multiple ways, including writing and verbal language

- Uses images to help recall words without relying on English equivalents

- Simple and fun to learn

- No pop-ups or pressure to upgrade to premium

☹ Cons:

- Japanese words are broken up in a way that goes against the way the Japanese alphabet is organized and how words should be pronounced properly

- Five-minute chunks and having to wait a full day to come back to it may require more discipline

- Pop-up opens when trying to review previously learned words, encouraging users to upgrade to premium

Top Pcmac Reviews

Engaging Way to Learn a Language

By Ted Daisher (Pcmac user)

I've been using this app for about three weeks now, specifically to leisurely learn Japanese. I have the "genius" subscription (about $8 a month--I think--for unlimited use). I've found it to be a fun and convenient way to build my vocabulary. In the Japanese section there are over a 1000 words available, so there's plenty of material. After introducing a word, the app gives a good mix of entertaining matching, spelling, etc. drills to help cement the word. For Japanese, there's two difficulty settings: beginner (only hiragana) and intermediate (katakana and kanji). There's also an option to have romaji subtitles. I've found the beginner setting great for working on basic pronunciation and the intermediate good for getting familiar with kanji. In the beginner setting, there's a hiragana section in which you can get familiar with all the symbols (which I loved). There isn't a section for voiced hiragana or voiced katakana, but there are other flash card-style apps available for the syllabaries, so it's not a huge issue. The app has a dojo section in which you can practice all the words you've reviewed together. I've really liked it as a way of gauging my progress. For me, the dojo always crashes on the intermediate setting, but when I contacted this app about it they replied right away, and I'm confident they'll fix it. Overall, I think this is a great app and I definitely recommend it.
Great app but I have one suggestion…

By Timbojfuller (Pcmac user)

I really love this app! I use it for learning Korean and it has been a great addition to my studies! It is more fun than going through flash cards and uses a system similar to Anki so once it knows I have mastered a word, I won’t see it as often. It tests me in multiple ways so I’m even familiar with the writing as well as the verbal language. Uses images helps me to not have an English equivalent to Korean words and that has helped me to recall words and not stumble having to think of the English word and then the Korean one. I do have a suggestion for the Developers: Please make a group of topics for VERBS. I think verbs are the most important thing to know when trying to form my own sentences and since I don’t plan on visiting Korea for at least another year, the plethora of traveler topics are not a priority for me. I purchased the yearly subscription and the only thing that I can think of to improve this app is to add a few verbs-based topics. I also have a tip for anyone using the app; TURN ROMANIZATION OFF. It has been a huge help for me (not using romanization) since a lot of Korean does not phonetically romanize well. To avoid he confusion, turn it off and after an hour or two of wondering if you made the right decision, you’ll realize taking away the training wheels (romanization) makes this app better and helps you learn better.
My honest review

By ChristianKerzais (Pcmac user)

Hey this app team! I really love the app , I downloaded multiple apps pertaining to learning New languages, and this app by far exceeds all of them. For the simple fact that one doesn’t feel like they are in a car dealership lot just browsing and have a swarm of salesman coming at you from all angles and potentially losing the interest of the potential customer. What I mean by this is this app not only let’s you enjoy the app and get into it with its user friendly features, but unlike most language learning apps, doesn’t try and get you to pay for it with a bunch of pop ups, it lets you actually want to keep the app. Which in turn would make you want to pay for premium. The only con that I can think of have using this app for awhile now is that, while trying to review all the words you have previously learned thus far, a pop up opens and does try to get one to pay for the upgrade. To me personally this part of the app could be changed. Just for the simple fact that it is a smart marketing strategy I could see, but for those who don’t have any form of card payment, it is kind of a bummer not to be able to see the words you have learned thus far. I appreciate the time it may or may not have took to read this review, but I would like to send appreciation to those who made this app possible for people who want to broaden their minds and try something new like learning a new language for what ever reason one might have. Thank you this app.
Perfect Vocab App!

By kittycatemeow (Pcmac user)

I took Japanese in college and was always so terrible with vocab. I have forgotten so much and I’ve been wanting to get back into it, so I tried this app, and I feel like I know more vocab now than I did when I was taking classes! this app makes it simple and fun to learn, and is perfect in conjunction with Duolingo or teaching yourself the grammar. I do have one issue with how Japanese words are ‘broken up’ when you have to spell them using the bubbles; I’m sure all words in all languages are broken up in the same way, but at least for Japanese it feels really off putting because it goes against the way the Japanese alphabet is organized and how you should be pronouncing things properly. I think it would be easier and less confusing if you customized the way certain languages get broken up to follow the correct structure (Japanese is usually sets of two letters or just a vowel/n so if you broke up ‘konpyuutaa’ as ‘konp’ ‘yuut’ ‘aa’ it just feels wrong, and should be something like ‘kon’ ‘pyuu’ ‘taa’ etc etc). I haven’t purchased yet but I’m thinking about it, my only reservation is that the five minute chunks and having to wait basically a full day to come back to it makes me more disciplined! If I had endless time I’m afraid I wouldn’t be as diligent. We’ll see, but in the mean time, thank you for this amazing app!