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Hulyo 31, 2026·7 min basahin

Beelinguapp Alternatives: Where to Go Next (2026)

Beelinguapp is a good on-ramp and a closed room. People leave when they outgrow the library, or when the AI-generated content starts to show. Here is what to move to, depending on which one it is.

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Hulyo 28, 2026·5 min basahin

Readlang Alternatives: What to Use Instead (2026)

Readlang is cheap and good at what it does. People leave it for two reasons: they want a real vocabulary system, or they want to read books rather than web pages. Those need different tools.

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Hulyo 25, 2026·6 min basahin

The Best EPUB Readers with Built-In Translation (2026)

Search for an EPUB reader with translation and you get two completely different kinds of app, and most people end up with the wrong one. Here is the distinction nobody explains, and the apps that fit each side of it.

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Hulyo 22, 2026·5 min basahin

LingQ vs Readlang: Which One Should You Use? (2026)

LingQ and Readlang look similar and are built on opposite bets. LingQ is a vocabulary system that contains text. Readlang is a translation layer over the web. Which one is right depends on a single question about what you read.

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Hulyo 19, 2026·9 min basahin

Is a Kindle Good for Learning a Language? An Honest Look (2026)

Kindle is a better language-learning tool than its critics say, and worse than Amazon implies. Word Wise is not a translation feature at all, Vocabulary Builder is missing from the phone app, and Flashcards were removed in 2024. Here is what does work.

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Hulyo 16, 2026·6 min basahin

LingQ Alternatives: 6 Honest Options (2026)

People leave LingQ for three specific reasons: the price, the interface, or the constant hunt for content. Here are the alternatives that address each one, including the cases where you should just stay with LingQ.

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Hulyo 13, 2026·12 min basahin

The Best Apps for Reading Books in Another Language (2026)

An honest comparison of the apps that let you read real books in a foreign language: LingQ, Readlang, Beelinguapp, Kindle, Eppika and Simply Fluent. What each one is genuinely good at, what it costs, and which one fits where you are.

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