Today, let the worldgain one more native speaker.
Choose a language you want to conquer and build your learning habit starting today.
Choose a daily commitment you can keep
Honest math for 26 weeks — what each tier really gets you.
A proven 3-step path from beginner to fluent
Each learner is different, but the path to fluency is always the same: input, output, and feedback. LangOria turns that loop into a 45–65-minute daily ritual.
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Diagnose your level
Pick your target language and starting level. We build a personalized path based on what you already know.
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Daily 45–65-minute loop
Vocab + grammar + listening + speaking, scheduled by spaced repetition so you remember what you learn.
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Speak with confidence
Shadow real sentences, get instant feedback, and track your streak to keep the habit alive.
Explore courses
Leveled, progressive, adaptable to multiple learning goals
Choose the language you are learning
Pick the language you are learning. Each course is leveled, with spaced-repetition vocab, native-speaker audio, and a daily 45–65-minute loop.
Common questions, clear answers
Everything you need to know before you start.
Is LangOria really free?
Yes. The core learning experience — vocab, grammar, listening, speaking, and the community — is free. Premium features will be added later for power users.
Do I need to install anything?
No. LangOria runs in any modern browser. Mobile apps will follow once the web version stabilizes.
Which languages are supported?
English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Spanish, French, and German. New languages are added every month based on learner demand.
How long until I see progress?
Most learners feel a clear difference in 4-6 weeks when they stick to the 45–65-minute daily loop. The streak system and spaced repetition are designed to make that habit stick.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. The site is fully responsive and works great on mobile browsers. Add it to your home screen for an app-like experience.
Tips, guides, and learning science
Bite-sized articles that make your study time more effective.
Why 45–65 minutes a day beats weekend cramming
Spaced repetition is the most researched technique in learning science. Here is why shorter, more frequent sessions outperform long cramming.
How to remember 1000 words without burning out
A practical 8-week plan built on the 3-2-1 rule, with examples across English, Japanese, and Spanish.
Shadowing: the speaking exercise that actually works
Why repeating native audio is the fastest way to fix pronunciation, and a 5-step routine you can start today.