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Browse community-made courses or instantly generate one from any YouTube video or Wikipedia article.
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How it works
Pick a topic, generate a course, and learn with content you can actually understand.
Explore Interests
Choose from existing courses based on your unique interests, passions, and language goals.
Custom Generation
Generate your own custom courses from any topic or link you're passionate about to make learning personal.
Efficient Learning
Master languages through comprehensible input, curated keyword lists, and spaced repetition techniques.
Learn in 20 languages
Explore Popular Courses
Jump right in to hundreds of community-generated lessons.
Cinematic Videos for Beginners
Learn how to make beautiful, movie-like videos using simple tools and cheap cameras. You will learn about lighting, camera settings, and editing.
The 1969 Moon Landing
Learn about the famous 1969 trip to the moon. We will look at the astronauts, the rocket, and the big step for human history.
5 Common Greetings in Japan
Learn five important ways to say hello in Japan. This course helps you meet people and make friends in Japan.
History's Biggest Empires
Learn about the five largest empires in history and see how they changed the world in this simple English course.
History of India
Learn about the long and rich history of India. We will explore ancient cities, great kings, British rule, and how India became a free country.
History of Electronic Music
Learn about the start and growth of electronic music using simple English words.
Language Learning with Benefits
Textbooks make it hard to stay engaged. Language Wiki helps you learn through subjects you already want to explore, whether that's business, history, technology, or culture.
- Learn from illustrations and infographics
- Native-sounding text-to-speech
- Courses in 20 languages
Learn from YouTube, Blogs & Wikipedia
Don't just learn from textbooks. Turn your favorite YouTube videos, podcasts, blog posts, and Wikipedia articles into personalized language lessons. Paste any link and let the AI generate an interactive course tailored to your level, extracting the key vocabulary and concepts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Language Wiki.
What makes Language Wiki different from other apps?
We focus on "Language Learning with Benefits." Instead of generic lessons, you learn by exploring topics you're actually passionate about, like history, tech, or true crime. It's a community-driven platform like YouTube or Instagram, but built specifically for language content.
Is Language Wiki really free?
Yes! We believe language learning should be accessible to everyone. Our platform is free to use and supported by ads, ensuring that high-quality, community-generated content remains open to all learners.
Who is this app for?
While anyone can use it, we specialize in content for learners with basic and intermediate levels who want to move beyond textbooks. Beginners can also join by choosing topics they already know well in their native language, making the transition much faster.
How does the learning process work?
We use CILL (Comprehensible Input Language Learning) with spaced repetition and shadowing. Lessons feature interactive infographics, 4x4 image grids, and audio descriptions that use the most common 500-1000 words of a language plus topic-specific keywords.
What kind of topics can I learn?
Anything imaginable! From the history of the Vietnam War and the story of electronic music to the biography of a famous person. You can explore any topic you are interested in, choosing where your curiosity takes you next.
Can I create my own content?
Coming soon! In the meantime, you can explore and learn from the community-created content.
How do I stay motivated?
Language Wiki is gamified. You earn XP, level up, and unlock perks like new languages, exclusive topics, and the ability to interact with other users. Plus, sharing your "Today I Learned" decks on social media keeps the community vibe alive.
Ready to start learning?
Start with a topic you already love and turn it into your next language lesson.
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