Question 1

How do I cancel or downgrade my account to Free?

Accepted Answer

Note that there's a different way of cancelling a paid subscription depending on where you're subscribed (website, Google Play, or App Store).

If you subscribed on the website, you can cancel on the website on your computer.

First, go to your account settings by clicking "More" in the left Panel and then click on "Settings". Then, go to "Subscription" and click/tap on "Downgrade to Free".

Please see the screenshot below for reference:

Follow the steps, and be sure to read all of the options given at the bottom.

Your subscription will remain active until the end of the current billing period. After that, it will downgrade to Free automatically and you will not be charged.

If you subscribed via Google Play or App Store, you can cancel your subscription on your device's subscription list.

For more information, send us an email at support@fluentu.com

Question 2

How do I delete/deactivate my account?

Accepted Answer

To permanently delete your account, go to your account settings.

You'll find them by clicking on "More" > "Settings" in the left panel.

And then click on "deactivate account."

This will immediately delete your account from our system. This is permanent and irreversible.

To cancel your subscription without deleting your account, please follow these steps.

Question 3

How does the free trial work?

Accepted Answer

The free trial is available to all new users (that is, if you've never had a FluentU account before). All you have to do is choose the plan you'd like to try and register as you normally would.

We do require a payment method to sign up, but rest assured we won't charge you if you cancel at least one day before your trial ends.

The subscription will continue unless you unsubscribe before the end of your trial.

You can downgrade or deactivate at least one day before a subscription period ends and you will not be charged.

Question 4

How do I type Chinese on my Android device?

Accepted Answer

NOTE: All the names for menus and the locations might be slightly different depending on the devices.

Pinyin

Android users will have to download the “Google Pinyin Input” app Chinese in the Google Play store. This will allow you to use a Chinese keyboard and type in Chinese.
Once the keyboard is installed, go to your phone’s settings and select “Language & input.”
Under “Keyboard & input methods,” select “Current Keyboard.” For example, this might be “English (US) - Android Keyboard.”
Select “Choose Keyboards.” Look for “Google Pinyin Input” under the list of keyboards and input methods. Switch it on.
When you go back to “Keyboards & input methods,” you’ll notice there is now a tab for Chinese. From there, you’ll find lots of settings and options to chose from, but for the sake of simplicity, leave those settings as-is.
To use the keyboard, select the little globe on your keyboard’s left side when you open an app. There will be a 中 (zhong) - China and EN tab. Select the “中” tab and the “QWERTY” layout, as it is the easiest to use.
You can switch between keyboards using the globe icon on your Android device.
Typing - When you type the Pinyin for a word, for example, ‘ni hao,’ a space between ‘ni’ and ‘hao’ will be added automatically, so you don’t need to add one yourself.
After typing in the pinyin, the character list appears at the top of the keyboard, so you might nee

Question 5

How to use the Netflix Chrome extension?

Accepted Answer

Enhance your Netflix experience with language learning using FluentU's Netflix Chrome extension.

Please take note that you need an active Netflix and FluentU subscription.
The Netflix extension will not work on an iPad.

Follow these steps to install and use the FluentU Netflix Chrome extension.

Step 1: Install Google Chrome

The Netflix Chrome extension is only compatible with Google Chrome. If you don't have Chrome installed, download and install it from the following link: Download Google Chrome.

Step 2: Install the Netflix Chrome Extension

Once you have Google Chrome installed, you'll need to install the Netflix Chrome extension on your browser using this link: FluentU Netflix Chrome extension

Step 3: Log In to the Extension

After installing the extension, click on the FluentU icon in your Chrome toolbar to log in. Follow the prompts to enter your credentials. For a visual guide, refer to this screenshot: Log In Screenshot. Also note that it requires logging in for the word lookup to work.

You may also need to Reload the Netflix Page and Disable Other Chrome Extensions after installing it for the first time.

Refreshing the Netflix page can often resolve synchronization and loading issues.
Other Chrome extensions might interfere with the Netflix C

Question 6

Do you have an affiliate program?

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FluentU draws people in by bring the language and culture that they're learning to life. Then, with the power of video, context, and spaced repetition, we help people remember and master words and phrases. Pretty soon, they're speaking sentences and having meaningful conversations.

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FluentU has high loyalty which leads to high retention rates. FluentU is a product that grows with its users. We still have users on our special launch pricing from many years ago.

FluentU is a product that has undergone nonstop development and improvement over the past decade.

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