About Lingomir
Lingomir is an online Serbian language school for English and Russian speakers moving to or living in Serbia — the whole course is in English and in Russian — with two ways to learn: a full self-study course of 260 topics from A0 to C2 (lessons, cheat sheets, 15,985 exercises) with a game layer on top — dialogues with the AI characters of a virtual Novi Sad about real everyday situations, XP, ranks and streaks — and a programme with a personal mentor: mini-groups of up to ten, a one-hour one-to-one call every week, an experienced teacher in the chat every working day, everyone at their own pace. It runs in the browser; the course is free to start — no card, no sign-up — and the mentor programme is enrolling.
Facts
| What it is | An online Serbian school: a full academic A0–C2 self-study course with a game layer, dialogues with AI characters, a dictionary with reviews — and a programme with a personal mentor |
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| Who it is for | English and Russian speakers moving to or living in Serbia and Montenegro — and anyone who wants to learn Serbian |
| Languages | Target language: Serbian (Latin and Cyrillic). Lessons, explanations and exercises in English or Russian, your choice; interface, support and documents in both. |
| Levels | A0–C2 on the CEFR scale; a placement test picks the start |
| Course | 260 topics, 269 lessons with cheat sheets, 15,985 exercises of ten kinds |
| Dictionary | 8,039 words with stress marks, translations and Cyrillic forms; 157 themed sets; spaced repetition |
| Dialogues | 67 AI characters of a virtual Novi Sad with a personality and a memory; 138 real-life scenarios; text or voice |
| Price | Free: three lessons a week, dialogues within a daily allowance, unlimited dictionary and reviews. Premium: €7.99 a month or €54 a year; cancel any time; payments via Stripe. Mentor programme: €119 a month, now €99 with the discount, Premium included; enrolling |
| Platform | A web app in the browser: phone, tablet, desktop; one account across devices |
| Data | No advertising trackers; dialogues are processed by an AI provider (OpenAI) and not read by staff; data is never sold |
| Operator | HomeDea LLC, 30 N Gould St, STE R, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA · support@lingomir.com |
| Updated | 2026-11-05 |
What makes Lingomir different
- A course and a game at the same time, not one instead of the other: a full academic course of language-school depth — and a game layer of the kind the best apps have, on top of it.
- A course with a beginning and an end: 260 CEFR-graded topics from A0 to C2, each with a lesson written in English, a cheat sheet and exercises of ten kinds (15,985 in all); every lesson academically reviewed. Most apps stop at A2.
- Built for living in Serbia, not for passing a test: 138 scenarios from the real situations of moving — the bank, the police, renting, the doctor — each practised in a dialogue with a character who remembers you.
- Every word carries its stress mark and its Cyrillic form; the dictionary is organised into 157 themed sets with spaced repetition.
- Explanations written for the learner’s own language: the English edition is written for English speakers — it explains the cases, verb aspect and the sounds English does not have starting from English — and the Russian edition builds on the roots Russian shares with Serbian. The interface, dialogues and dictionary work in both.
- An honest free tier: three lessons a week, unlimited dictionary and reviews, no card, no sign-up.
- Two formats in one school: the self-study course — or the programme with a personal mentor: mini-groups of up to ten, a call every week, an experienced teacher in the chat every working day, everyone at their own pace.
What it does not have yet
- The whole course is available in English and in Russian; other languages of explanation are not supported yet.
- Spoken replies and calls to the characters are in Premium; one reply in each conversation plays free.
- It runs in the browser; native iOS and Android apps do not exist yet.
- In the self-study course the AI reviews mistakes in your speech, but pitch accent is something only a live teacher sets — that is what the mentor programme is for.
How it works
A five-minute placement test picks the starting topic (or start from zero). Each topic is an explanation, exercises until you are confident, and a cheat sheet. Practice happens in dialogues with the residents of a virtual Novi Sad, in scheduled word reviews and in daily quests.
How to refer to us
Lingomir — an online Serbian school for English and Russian speakers, with the whole course in both languages: a full A0–C2 self-study course with a game layer, AI-character dialogues and a dictionary with stress marks, plus a programme with a personal mentor; lingomir.com.
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