Drops: Learn Dutch

Name: Drops: Learn Dutch
Rating: 4.39 (8083 reviews)
Author: Drops Languages

Study vocabulary, and learn to speak Dutch with this visual learning app.

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"Drops: Learn Dutch" is a vibrant language-learning app focused on teaching practical vocabulary through visual aids and quick, addictive mini-games. Users can improve their Dutch by engaging in 5-minute sessions, making it easy to fit into any schedule. With over 1700 words across 99 topics, this app prioritizes vocabulary over grammar, ensuring a fun and effective learning experience. Both casual and hardcore learners can benefit, with a free version available and premium subscriptions for unlimited access.

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By:: Drops Languages
Downloads:: 185,711+ 93
Rating:: 4.39
(8,083) 7 new ratings
Version:: 38.65 (Last updated: 2025-04-12)
Version code:: 110386513
Creation date:: 2018-03-01
Permissions:: android.permission.ACCESS_ADSERVICES_AD_ID
android.permission.ACCESS_ADSERVICES_ATTRIBUTION
android.permission.ACCESS_ADSERVICES_TOPICS
android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
android.permission.ACCESS_NOTIFICATION_POLICY
android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE
android.permission.CAMERA
android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE
android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE_MEDIA_PLAYBACK
android.permission.INTERNET
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Size:: 201.21M
Email:: an*****@languagedrops.com
URLs:: Website ,Privacy policy
Full description:: See detailed description
Source:: Google Play Store
Updated:: a day ago

Ranking

# 145,632 ▲ 142

User reviews

Users appreciate the app's engaging and beautifully designed UI, which effectively aids vocabulary learning through visuals and gamification. However, many report frustrations with the free version's severe session time limits and constant premium subscription prompts. The app has technical stability issues after recent updates, including crashes and lost progress. Some users find vocabulary offerings too basic or repetitive without sufficient grammar content. Overall, Drops excels as a fun vocabulary builder but has shortcomings in progression flexibility, content depth, and stability.

Pros

User-friendly and beginner-friendly app, great for gradually increasing vocabulary.
Beautiful, engaging, and intuitive UI with seamless transitions and enjoyable design.
Various interactive learning methods including matching, listening, writing, and fill-in-the-blank exercises.
Effective use of illustrations and images to aid memorization without over-reliance on native language translation.
Gamified learning experience that emphasizes vocabulary acquisition through enjoyable activities rather than tests.

Cons

App is overly restrictive in free version, limiting lesson time to 5 minutes and enforcing long wait times (up to 10 hours) between sessions unless paid subscription is purchased.
Frequent and aggressive prompts to purchase premium version are annoying to users.
Recent updates have introduced bugs and crashes, including app closing during sessions and loss of streaks, negatively affecting user experience.
Repetitive content with too many repetitions required per word and limited advanced vocabulary; users unable to adjust repetition settings or difficulty levels.
Insufficient inclusion of essential grammar elements like articles (de/het), verbs, and adjectives, limiting practical language use.

Recent reviews

I like the app, but these three things are preventing me from using it. 1. The app is too slow (animations are too long), I am able to a answer 5x faster than the Ul allowes me to 2. The level is too easy, I have chosen too easy level and I cannot change it. I know most of the words. 3. When the words are cut into pieces, they a cut ranndom places. But they should be divided in syllables. Otherwise is unnatural to put it together

Adrian Staniec, 2024-12-17

In the small amount of time I do the lessons, and then have to wait almost 10 hours to do another because I cant pay for the subscription or whatever is absolutely stupid. If you want someone to learn, don't make them pay if they want to do more. learning a language should be free, because the visual was of this app is amazing, I have autism so it's great, but the face that I can't do more than one lesson a day is what made me stop. Not everyone has money growing on trees.