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Lingocracy

Learn a language by reading texts, public domain books or RSS feeds.

Free
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Learn a language by reading texts, public domain books or RSS feeds. Being based on the Extensive Reading methodology, Lingocracy lets you mark words that you are learning and the words that you know, and interact with other language learners. You can see statistics on your progress and contribute to the crowdsourced dictionary and add public domain works as well.

Links to official Lingocracy sites

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Features

Learn with Flashcards Forums Reading RSS Srs Add a feature

Categories

News & Books Education & Reference Social & Communications

Tags

Discontinued books educational languages learn-a-language learning memorization real-content rss-feed-reader rss-feeds

Lingocracy was added by Yan1313 in Aug 2013 and the latest update was made in Mar 2019. The list of alternatives was updated Apr 2016. It's possible to update the information on Lingocracy or report it as discontinued, duplicated or spam.

Lingocracy is discontinued

The official website is no longer available. Twitter and Facebook pages have been not updated since March/April 2014.

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