Over the past few months we’ve tried out a handful of language learning apps. From Babbel to Busuu to Rosetta Stone, we’ve checked out all different learning styles and methods. One app that’s set ...

In some cases, the main hurdle to learning a new language is simply convenience. That’s the issue Memrise is trying to tackle with its new Discord bot. If you’re unfamiliar, Memrise is a ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Memrise Learning a language is an intense process, but there are (thankfully) lots of apps out there to help. Memrise draws on a community of language ...

Partner content by StackCommerce Like anything good in life, learning a new language takes time and practice. It's also a process that happens more quickly when it's natural and based on conversations ...

Memrise, the AI-powered language-learning app with over 70 million users worldwide, has added two new languages, Greek and Indonesian, to its portfolio of 23 languages. Memrise CEO Steve Toy says ...

The "Squid Game" bump for Korean on language-learning app Memrise is real, CEO Steve Toy tells IndieWire. A few generations ago, people who wanted to learn English often familiarized themselves ...

Memrise, a UK startup whose eponymous language-learning app employs machine learning and localised content to adapt to users’ needs as they progress through their lessons, has raised another $15.5 ...

Learning a foreign language offers both students and professionals a great advantage as it allows them to interact with people from other cultures. However, enrolling in language classes takes effort ...

Fast but limited: Our brains can spot language patterns in as little as three days, but conversation skills need much longer to develop. App strengths: Memrise uses spaced repetition and real-speaker ...

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When the pandemic hit in 2020, home quarantine exhausted all my favorite go-to hobbies within a month. Netflix and chilling, trying out new recipes, and working through my TBR quickly lost their ...