Evidence-based learning technique
Improve your Filipino while enjoying your favorite books
Parallel Reading Audio Books Spaced Repetition
Every Filipino sentence is shown side by side with its English translation. You read naturally, absorbing Filipino vocabulary and grammar in context — no stopping to look up words.
Turn on the audio and follow along with your eyes — one of the fastest ways to level up your Filipino listening and pronunciation.
Spaced repetition is one of the most rigorously studied learning techniques of the last century — repeatedly shown to outperform cramming and re-reading by a wide margin. Lingo7 tracks every word you tap while reading and brings it back for review right before you'd forget it. 14 different exercises — from quick recognition to active recall, typing and pronunciation — strengthen memory from every angle.
See a word and pick the correct translation from four options
Listen to a word and choose the correct translation — trains your ear
Build the word letter by letter from scrambled characters
See a word and a translation — quickly decide if it's correct
Pronounce the word and get instant accuracy feedback
Try to recall the translation from memory before revealing it
From classic fairy tales to bestseller summaries and thought-provoking articles — there's always something to read in Filipino
Build an effective routine by developing multiple skills in parallel
Parallel reading in speed-reading mode lets you breeze through even challenging texts.
Turn on the audio and follow along with your eyes — it's one of the fastest ways to level up your listening and pronunciation "by ear".
Save words you like from reading and audio, or load ready-made collections of the most common and important words to build your vocabulary as efficiently as possible.
Materials are suitable for any level — from beginner to advanced.
Learn a language and grow as a person at the same time.
Lingo7 combines essential language skills into one process — so your progress is fast and tangible.
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The 5 principles every polyglot uses — built into Lingo7.
Principle: Extensive reading — consuming large volumes of text you can mostly understand — is one of the most research-backed paths to fluency (Krashen's input hypothesis). The trick is removing friction so you can read a lot without stopping.
How Lingo7 helps: Parallel translation sits right next to the original — no dictionary lookups, no breaking flow. Turbo mode highlights words in rhythm if you lose your place, so you can devour pages instead of decoding them.
Principle: Spaced repetition is one of the most rigorously studied learning techniques of the last century. The idea: review each word just before you would have forgotten it — that's when a single repetition strengthens memory the most.
How Lingo7 helps: Lingo7's spaced repetition system tracks every word you save and brings it back at the optimal interval. You don't schedule anything — the algorithm handles timing, and 14 different exercises keep memory sharp from every angle.
Principle: Polyglots don't memorize every word in order — they focus on the ones that pay off. High-frequency words dominate everyday language: a few hundred of the most common words are enough to start understanding real books, conversations, and articles.
How Lingo7 helps: Two frequency-ranked starter collections built from corpus data — the 100 most popular words to get off the ground, then 250 more for real traction. Available in 70+ languages. Learn the minimum that gives you the maximum, instead of chasing a dictionary you'll never finish.
Principle: Boring textbooks kill motivation. Polyglots choose texts they actually enjoy — favorite books, articles, scripts — because interest is what sustains daily practice for months and years, not willpower.
How Lingo7 helps: A large, growing library across genres — classic novels, contemporary articles, topic summaries. You pick what you actually care about, not what a textbook assigns. Interest does the hard work of keeping you consistent.
Principle: The fastest progress happens when reading, listening, vocabulary, and pronunciation reinforce each other. A word you've read, heard, and pronounced is remembered in a way that isolated drilling can't match — overall results grow faster than the sum of individual exercises.
How Lingo7 helps: One session covers all four: you read a page with parallel translation, listen to the narration with word-by-word highlighting, tap new words to save them, and practice pronunciation on the ones you learn. Four skills trained in parallel, in 7–15 minutes a day.
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