Learn your partner's language

How it works

1. 

   Pair up

   Send your partner an invite. Each of you learns the other's language, and you both see the progress.

2. 

   Five minutes a day

   Lessons take you from your first words to talking with your partner's parents: courses from A0 to C2.

3. 

   Play together

   Word duels and word races built from the words you share turn practice into a date. The games come with Premium.

4. 

   Talk with the family

   The live translator turns speech into text and a translation both ways, so at a family dinner you are part of the conversation.

First phrases for a couple

How “I love you” sounds in six of the languages LinguaPair teaches, with a hint on how to read it.

• Korean사랑해sah-rahng-heh
• Japanese好きだよ / 愛してるskee dah yoh / eye-shee-teh-roo
• PortugueseEu te amoEH-oo chee AH-moo
• ItalianTi amotee AH-moh
• VietnameseAnh yêu em / Em yêu anhahn yew em / em yew ahn
• GermanIch liebe dichikh LEE-buh dikh

All 10 languages in the article “How to say "I love you" in 10 languages, and what each version really means” →

Articles for couples

• How to say "I love you" in 10 languages, and what each version really means"I love you" in German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian and Vietnamese: the phrase, how to say it and when it fits.
• Wedding phrases in your partner's language: a toast, vows and words for the familyA greeting for the in-laws, a line of vows, a toast and a thank-you in ten languages, with the right level of politeness and how to rehearse them.
• Meeting your partner's parentsThirty phrases for the first visit, one article per language:RussianSpanishPortugueseItalianFrenchGermanVietnameseJapaneseKorean

Questions couples ask

Can we learn each other's languages at the same time?

Yes. Each partner picks their own language to learn, so a couple can learn each other's languages side by side, and any pairing of the 10 languages works.

Which languages can I learn?

English, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, German, Vietnamese, Japanese and Korean. The app itself also works in each of them.

Do we both have to pay?

No. Levels A0 and A1 of every course, pairing and 10 minutes of the translator a day are free. One Premium subscription covers both partners on every device.

My partner doesn't want to learn yet. Can I use it alone?

Yes. Lessons, the vocabulary trainer, reading and the translator all work solo, and the games can be played against Robo. Invite your partner when they are ready.