Languages to Study

Linguarudo is an online language-learning platform that brings together, in one place, complete grammar, vocabulary, dialogues, verb conjugations, exercises, flashcards, guided pronunciation, and live radio and TV. You choose the language, study the grammar in order - from basic to advanced -, practice with exercises corrected instantly and track your progress until you finish the course.

There are 20 languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Esperanto, Libras, Portuguese (for foreigners), Arabic, Chinese, Korean, Danish, Finnish, Dutch, Japanese, Norwegian, Polish, Russian, Swedish and Turkish.

Libras (Brazilian Sign Language) is the official language of the Deaf community in Brazil, recognized by law. On Linguarudo, Libras has its own grammar and conversation scenarios designed especially for this visual-spatial language, alongside the other 14 languages.

Yes - each language has complete grammar (from the alphabet to verb tenses), vocabulary organized by topic, dialogues and Conversation Units to practice real situations, plus pronunciation practice with voice recognition and native audio.

There is no magic number, but consistency matters more than intensity - 20 minutes every day yields more than 3 hours once a week. Linguarudo was designed to fit your routine: you study at your own pace, with no deadlines, and can check your progress at any time.

Yes - Linguarudo works right in the browser, with no installation, on a phone, tablet or computer. There is also an Android app available on Google Play.

Not necessary - Linguarudo works entirely in the browser, on any device. If you prefer, you can download the free app on Google Play for a more convenient experience on your Android phone.

The subscription gives unlimited access to all 20 languages for R$ 199 per year. Payment is made by credit card, with installments of up to 10x, or Pix.

Many apps charge for each language separately or limit the free content. With Linguarudo, one subscription of R$ 199 per year gives unlimited access to 20 languages - grammar, conjugations, vocabulary, dialogues, exercises and certificate included.

Yes - when you complete a language's grammar course, you receive a certificate of completion that you can download and share.

Yes - the subscription gives simultaneous access to all 20 languages at no extra cost. You can switch between them whenever you like, without losing progress in any of them.

Yes - the subscription unlocks unlimited access to all the grammar, vocabulary, dialogues, conjugations, exercises, flashcards, and live radio and TV of the 20 languages, with no content locked behind levels or extra modules.

Just use the "Forgot my password" option on the login screen to reset your access through your registered e-mail. If the problem persists, you can talk directly to support through the Contact page.

There is no single right method - polyglots and teachers recommend very different approaches, and all of them work. But a few points keep coming up: consistency matters more than intensity (20 minutes every day yields more than 3 hours once a week), making mistakes is part of the process, and listening to real content in the language speeds up learning when combined with grammar study - not instead of it. Linguarudo brings this structure - guided grammar, exercises and progress tracking - together with real content from each language, all in one place.

Yes, if you want to study seriously and consistently. For R$ 199 per year (or up to 10x on your card), you get access to 20 languages, with complete grammar, vocabulary, dialogues, conjugations, exercises corrected instantly, flashcards, pronunciation, live radio and TV, and a certificate of completion - without paying per language and without locked modules. That is less than R$ 17 per month to learn at your own pace, on your phone or computer.