Language learning apps you should know

Dictionaries extends macOS’s Look Up and dictionary functions with languages that Apple supports only partially or not at all. It seamlessly integrates bidirectional translation dictionaries (based on Wiktionary), spellchecking and pronunciation for over 80 languages.

Poedit is a simple translation editor for translating apps and sites, accessible to beginners yet powerful enough for professionals. It supports PO, XLIFF, JSON and Flutter files and comes with support for WordPress, online collaboration and in-app machine translation (including AI translation from DeepL).

Nihongo is a Japanese dictionary and study tool, built to help you learn Japanese using the words you are encountering naturally in native materials like manga, anime, video games, or in the real world. It automatically generates flashcards from words you look up using your camera, and features a spaced repetition flashcard system to help you retain them for the long-term.

Nihongo Lessons is a learning app, made for people serious about becoming fluent in Japanese. It teaches you writing, vocabulary, and grammar through 7000 handcrafted sentences, all with professionally voice-acted audio, that each introduce just a single new word or concept.