Learn Languages with Music is a freemium education app that uses music and games to help you practice a language. Rather than relying on vocabulary lists, it turns songs and short videos into listening exercises. You can use it to practice English, Spanish, French, and several other languages while following along with content.

The app is aimed at learners who want practice that feels more active than traditional study. It also covers listening, reading, grammar, and pronunciation through exposure to accents and expressions. Much like Univoice: Language, Learn Languages with Music brings music into the language-learning process.

Turn your playlist into practice

If you learn better by doing, Learn Languages with Music gives you a practical way to turn music into language practice. You choose a song or video, listen to the lyrics, and fill in missing words as they appear. The exercises are built around listening comprehension, but repeated play also gives you exposure to vocabulary, expressions, grammar, reading, and pronunciation in context rather than isolated study.

In terms of the main learning tools, you can choose between Choice and Type modes and adjust the difficulty to match your level, or use Karaoke mode to simply follow the lyrics. A bilingual dictionary and translation tool also lets you check words or expressions while playing. As you continue, you can level up, earn achievements, compete for scores, and join challenges with friends or other users.

For longer-term practice, you can review your activity history to see how your learning develops as you work through new lyrics. The content also goes beyond songs, with clips from movies and TV shows in more than 10 languages, including Japanese Romaji. That said, the free plan limits you to three games a day, while a premium subscription offers unlimited translations, vocabulary access, and complete activity history.

A uniquely engaging practice option

Ultimately, Learn Languages with Music is best suited to language learners who enjoy music and want to practice through listening rather than depend entirely on conventional exercises. Its mix of lyrics, interactive games, translations, and progress tools gives regular practice a clear purpose. The free plan is enough to try the approach, but frequent users may need premium for unrestricted practice and access to its fuller set of learning tools.