The full list (verified 2026):
Spanish, French, German, English, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, Chinese (Mandarin), Russian, Turkish, Polish, Dutch, Greek, Hebrew.
Yes to the two most-asked:
Korean and Japanese are both on Lingopie — a common question because early versions of the platform focused on European languages. Mandarin is there too.
The plan catch worth knowing before you subscribe:
language access depends on plan. The 3-month plan ($41.97) includes one language of your choice; the yearly plan (all 15) is the one to pick if you're learning more than one or expect to switch. Details in our Lingopie free trial guide.
How the catalog depth varies.
Lingopie's model is a curated library of licensed shows rather than working on top of Netflix, so depth differs by language: the Spanish catalog (originals plus Latin American and Spanish content) is its deepest, with French, German, and Italian close behind; the Asian-language catalogs are growing but smaller than what a K-drama or anime fan can access on Netflix and Viki. That trade-off — curated-with-tools versus your-own-streaming-with-an-extension — is the real decision, and it's the core of our Lingopie review.
If your language isn't on the list
(Arabic, Hindi, Vietnamese, Thai, and others): a subtitle extension covers far more — LangPanda supports 36 languages on 20+ sites, and Language Reactor covers 40+ content languages on Netflix and YouTube. For tutor-led learning, italki covers 150+.