Best Apps to Learn Spanish in 2026

Bubblegum suits learners who want Spanish built around their own lives. Tell Poppy, your AI tutor, what you want to learn. She writes lessons for your level and helps you understand the words and grammar. You can read and listen, and ask her about anything that is unclear. News and stories give you more Spanish to read about the things you care about.

The trade-off is that Bubblegum does not replace real Spanish voices. For recorded speakers, Pimsleur and Mango are the better fit, and for conversation, try the apps in Learn With People.

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Duolingo gives you a place to start with Spanish words and sounds. Add a tutor or a conversation partner when you want to talk with real people.

Busuu has a Complete Spanish course and a Complete Latin American Spanish course. Choose the one that matches where you will use your Spanish.

Memrise has an official Spanish course and an official Mexican Spanish course, both written by language experts. Choose the one that matches where you will use your Spanish.

Mango Languages has a Latin American Spanish course and a Castilian Spanish course, each with voices from its own dialect. Check your local library first, since many libraries include Mango.

Babbel guides you through listening, speaking, and writing. Its lessons use conversations you might have at work, while traveling, or with friends.

Pimsleur has one course for Latin American Spanish and another for Castilian Spanish. You listen to a conversation, answer the prompts out loud, and hear the right answer. It suits learners who want to start speaking before they read much.

Drops teaches Spanish words through quick games with pictures. It has a Mexican Spanish course and a Castilian Spanish course, and it suggests Mexican Spanish for learners in the United States or Canada and Castilian for learners in Europe.

Clozemaster shows you a Spanish sentence with one word missing, and you choose or type the word. You can hear each sentence before you see it.

uTalk helps you learn Spanish words through games and audio. It has a version recorded in Spain, a Latin American version with voice artists from Mexico and Honduras, and an Argentine version.

LingQ gives you Spanish lessons to read and listen to. Its own Mini Stories come in a European Spanish version and a Latin American Spanish version.

Language Reactor adds a popup dictionary to Netflix and YouTube, so you can click a word in a Spanish show and see what it means.

Dreaming Spanish builds learning around watching videos you understand. Choose a topic and a difficulty that lets you follow what the teacher is saying.

italki has Spanish tutors for many accents and goals. Read tutor profiles to find a teacher whose accent matches the Spanish you want.

Preply lists thousands of Spanish tutors, and a separate page covers Latin American Spanish teachers. Compare profiles and reviews to find a tutor who fits your level and goals.

HelloTalk has native Spanish speakers from countries such as Mexico, Spain, Argentina, and Colombia. AI tools help with translation and grammar suggestions while you chat.

Tandem is a language exchange app with native Spanish speakers from every Spanish-speaking country. Agree with your partner on how to split time between your two languages.