Dinolingo

30 Broad St., 14 FL 1454, 10004, New York, United States
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3.50
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Dinolingo

Dinolingo is an online language learning website and app for kids. It is available in 50 languages including Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, with over 30,000 online activities. We offer a 7-Day Free Trial for all new customers. You can cancel your free trial within 7 days of signing up and you won't be charged. Dinolingo is 100% safe and secure for small children. No advertising, no pop-ups, no chat rooms. Our new dashboard allows real-time parental controls to monitor the child's participation and progress. Get unlimited access to Dinolingo on your desktop, laptop, smartphone, tablet, all for one fixed monthly fee: $14.95 a month. Cancel anytime. No obligations, no contracts, no extra costs. With the game-based learning technique, children love learning languages on the Dinolingo platform while collecting rewards and improving their comprehension skills as they listen, speak, read, and write along their online adventure. On the portal, each language lesson is presented as a unit and each unit includes age-appropriate and engaging language learning activities, videos, games, songs, tests, printable worksheets, flashcards, and more. Dinolingo family subscription costs only $14.95 / month per language course. This cost includes unlimited online access for 4 children for the price of one for the same language course. Children can learn at their own pace by using the same or different devices anytime, anywhere. Children do not need email addresses. For multiple languages, each additional language course costs $14.95/mo. There are no annual plans or discount coupons available. Besides families, this subscription is also suitable for homeschoolers, tutors and small learning groups with up to four students.

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Roman Z, Week Trial Attempter
GB

I wish more people knew about this As a long time Duolingo user I've always wished for more language options. Languages like Punjabi and Urdu are so intimidating to me for their pronunciation and scripts alone. It's important to recognize that these are skills that take time and patience to learn, even as an adult. Duolingo expects too many skills at the start. Dinolingo focuses on the core skills that develop language fluency from the start. If you want to learn a language in a more immersive manner then this is your way to go. Great for kids and adults alike

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L Lee
GB

Mostly Pros, and a few Cons Pros: I love the immersion method, the ability to navigate back and forth through different word groups and the ability to download on multiple tablets and use the little kid mode for my toddler while still having access to big kid mode for my older child. Cons: Ok so the movies zooming around and changing channels are kind of distracting, and the ongoing music is annoying. I do want my kids to get repetition of Spanish language but the music and dizzying video is over the top. My kids won't use it more than 10 minutes at a time. The other negative aspect is just the price. I can see a lot went into developing the system, but I'd love to see a significantly lower price for year membership.

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forothersuse
AE

Dinolingo makes it fun for my kids to… Dinolingo makes it fun for my kids to learn a language. It’s good that recently more concepts and vocabularies were added. Also, it is helpful that there are videos with the language itself being used and the kids say after the words introduced. One thing to improve on however is the quality of the videos. Some graphics and arts are outdated my kids sometimes find the images scary or weird. Overall, it is a good app that is reasonably priced.

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ericakerr
GB

Stop charging me I only did freee trial. -

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Klippers
AU

The app seems really great so far.. The app seems really great so far... I'm using it with my 6yo and I find I need to sit with her to help her understand the tasks. The only negative so far is the music that plays throughout which makes the spoken words quite difficult to hear. Maybe I haven't found a way to turn this off but it seems counter-intuitive to play music over the top when trying to clearly pronounce and teach foreign words... 🤔

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