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It does seem good, til you compare price ($8-40/mo) with its limited use cases.

• emsy 5y ago
  What do you mean by limited use case?
  • personlurking 5y ago
    When I used the free trial, the main activity was centered around pasting text from other sources/sites, then marking the words you recognize. To me that's not worth $8/mo, much less $40 at the Premium Plus level. I realize there are a few other features to LingQ but the cost-benefit of the lowest tier didn't make sense to me. I have free dictionary apps that remember every word that is looked up. I'd rather input those lists into a spaced repetition app and receive essentially the same benefit without paying.
    • emsy 5y ago
      They have tons of audio/text content with translations, but it's really hard to find. I think the UI is the worst part of Lingq.
    • zvr 5y ago
      > I have free dictionary apps that remember every word that is looked up. Care to provide any reference for these?