Courses
Seven languages have courses written ahead: the same lessons for everyone, in an order that builds. The other 83 get lessons written for you as you go, in the same chat.
Finnish
96 lessons, Beginner (A1) to Upper intermediate (B2)
Finnish is where Vocabbie went furthest, because it needed it: fifteen noun cases and few words an English speaker can guess. The course runs 96 lessons, from beginner to upper intermediate, written by hand by a founder who moved to Finland and learned Finnish as an adult.
Spanish
64 lessons, Beginner (A1) to Upper intermediate (B2)
The Spanish course runs 64 lessons, from beginner to upper intermediate. It starts with the five vowels that never change and goes as far as reporting what happened without saying who did it.
Croatian
64 lessons, Beginner (A1) to Upper intermediate (B2)
Few language apps teach Croatian at all. Vocabbie has a 64-lesson course from beginner to upper intermediate, built by a founder who grew up in Croatia, in standard Croatian as written and spoken in Zagreb.
German
20 lessons, Beginner (A1)
The German course is 20 lessons for beginners, in standard German as written and spoken in Germany. It starts with the three genders and the capital letter on every noun.
French
20 lessons, Beginner (A1)
The French course is 20 lessons for beginners, in the standard French of France. It starts with le, la and saying who you are.
Italian
20 lessons, Beginner (A1)
The Italian course is 20 lessons for beginners, in standard Italian. It starts with ciao, sono and the last vowel that tells you whether a word is masculine or feminine.
Swedish
20 lessons, Beginner (A1)
The Swedish course is 20 lessons for beginners, in standard Swedish. It starts with hello, your name, and verbs that never change for the person.