Wlingua - Learn Italian review: price, free version and privacy

Our verdict

Pick Wlingua if you like clear grammar progression and want extra conjugation and pronunciation drills. If speaking practice is your priority, pair it with a conversation app or a tutor.

What Wlingua - Learn Italian is

Wlingua is a guided Italian course that introduces concepts step by step and only uses what has already been explained, according to the developer. Besides the main course, it has a Pronunciation course of 23 lessons and a Verb Conjugation course that drills regular and irregular verbs in all tenses. You can tap any word to see its meaning, and readings include conversations, news and emails.

Who it suits

• Drilling Italian verb conjugation
• Grammar-first learners

Strengths

• Dedicated verb conjugation and pronunciation courses
• Short lesson parts, such as a six-minute part in the screenshots
• Spaced review of vocabulary and grammar, per the description
• A free Basic account with the course, with some limitations
• No tracking declared; updated in October 2026

Limits

• Only 202 ratings
• Purchases, contact info, identifiers, usage data and diagnostics may be linked to your identity
• Less speaking practice than conversation-focused apps, judging from the listing
• The listing does not say what the Basic account limits

What the free version does

The description says a Basic account gives the course for free with some limitations, while Premium gives access to all content and activities. The listing does not detail the limits.

Price

On the US App Store in November 2026, Premium is listed at $12.99 for 1 month, $26.99 for 3 months and $84.99 for 12 months, according to the item names. There is no lifetime option.

Privacy

The privacy label declares no tracking. Purchases, contact info, identifiers, usage data and diagnostics may be linked to your identity.

What the screenshots show

The screenshots show a course picker with Italian, Pronunciation and Verb Conjugation, and a lesson list where lesson 52, anche or neanche, is split into parts with a six-minute estimate.