Here are 14 language learning YouTubers who take sponsorships. Four teach English to people learning it as a second language, seven are learning or teaching other languages on camera, from Mandarin and Japanese to Icelandic, and three explain how languages and accents work. Six are based in the UK and five in the US.
14 language learning influencers and YouTubers who take sponsorships
| Creator | Subscribers | Avg views | |
|---|---|---|---|
Dr Geoff Lindsey@DrGeoffLindsey · 341Kphonetician on English accents, from upper-class British speech to Lancashire's R | 341K | 239K | dr•••@in•••.com |
Rodica - The Foreign Sun@TheForeignSunEnglish · 215Knon-native English teacher's speaking tips and day-in-my-life vlogs from Canada | 215K | 135K | he•••@th•••.com |
JuLingo@JuLingo · 191Kshort profiles of the world's languages, from Uzbek and Telugu to Coptic | 191K | 110K | ju•••@gm•••.com |
English is EZ with Connor@EnglishisEZ · 579KEnglish speaking practice and hour-long read-alongs of The Great Gatsby | 579K | 74.9K | ca•••@16•••.com |
Wes Lyot@weslyot · 23.6KBrazilian-born polyglot surprising strangers by speaking their native languages | 23.6K | 70K | ly•••@gm•••.com |
English With Kayla (Kayla)@Englishwithkayla · 192Kcommon English phrases, idioms and workplace vocabulary for natural conversation | 192K | 31.1K | en•••@gm•••.com |
Corinna Languages@CorinnaLanguages · 23.7KFrench, German and Spanish learner testing study methods, apps and 30-day challenges | 23.7K | 21.5K | co•••@co•••.com |
Sophia Smith Galer@Sophia_SmithGaler · 24.2Kjournalist's linguistics explainers, from rolling your R to language myths | 24.2K | 21.4K | wo•••@so•••.com |
Rhapsody in Lingo@RhapsodyinLingo · 20.2Kpolyglot vlogging his move to Iceland to learn Icelandic | 20.2K | 10K | is•••@rh•••.com |
Evildea | Hyperpolyglamorous@Evildea · 38.5Knative Esperanto speaker learning Mandarin, with a 250-hour Lingopie review | 38.5K | 4.6K | ev•••@gm•••.com |
Kevin Abroad@KevinAbroad · 11.1KJapanese learner fact-checking language learning advice and app claims | 11.1K | 1.7K | ke•••@gm•••.com |
Mindful Fluency - Language Learning Coach@mindfulfluencycoach · 25.3Klanguage coach's study plans, fluency goals and mindset tips for solo learners | 25.3K | 1.6K | em•••@la•••.com |
Sandy Cheng Chinese@sandychengchinese · 33Kbeginner Mandarin grammar, listening practice and Chinese story skits | 33K | 1.4K | sa•••@th•••.com |
Learn English with Camille@LearnEnglishwithCamille · 100KEnglish conversations and short stories graded from beginner to advanced | 100K | 1.2K | he•••@le•••.com |
Which creators fit which brands
| If you sell | Start with |
|---|---|
| English speaking apps | English is EZ with Connor, Rodica - The Foreign Sun, English With Kayla |
| Pronunciation and accent training | Dr Geoff Lindsey, Rodica - The Foreign Sun |
| Graded English lessons and readers | Learn English with Camille, English is EZ with Connor (books) |
| Mandarin and Japanese apps | Evildea (Mandarin), Sandy Cheng Chinese, Kevin Abroad (Japanese) |
| Apps for several languages | Corinna Languages, Wes Lyot, Rhapsody in Lingo, JuLingo, Mindful Fluency |
Before you reach out
Kevin Abroad fact-checks language learning advice on camera, and one of his recent videos asks whether a TikToker faked the science to promote an app. In 2013 the National Advertising Division, a US advertising self-regulator, recommended that the company advertising Pimsleur's Quick & Simple courses change "learn a language in 10 days" to show how basic that level was. It found that eight 30-minute sessions were enough for simple exchanges, such as introducing yourself or asking where the restroom is. For the five US channels here, write the brief around what a learner can do after a set number of lessons, and keep fluency deadlines out of the script.
Questions people ask
Which language learning YouTubers review apps?
Corinna Languages has tried Pimsleur for 30 days and pitted a 10-minute drill against an hour of Duolingo. Wes Lyot named the Speak app in the title of a video where he surprises strangers in their languages.
Which English teacher YouTubers learned English as a second language?
Rodica of The Foreign Sun learned English as a second language and teaches it from Canada. Her recent videos include one about quitting her job to become a digital nomad and content creator.
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