Ling — Urdu

What it actually is

Gamified lessons with native audio, and unusually for an app of this kind it does not skip the writing system. Useful as the daily-habit layer under a real course rather than as the course itself: it will build recognition vocabulary and will not explain Urdu's postpositions or its ergative past tense to you.

What it covers

• Vocabulary
• Listening
• Reading
• Writing

Listed for

• Urdu

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