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I don't know. I'd start with looking at the products of a company expert at teaching languages and then use whatever materials they have.
An eink for me is #1 for reading fiction. I see someone at the minute trying to use a Kobo to learn Japanese.
I think any ereader would be bottom of my list as tool for learning another language, except to read ebooks appropriate to my progress. And over the years I have experience of learning four languages. I've never learnt Irish, but at least have an idea of the pronunciation, which obviously doesn't follow the rules of French, German, English etc.
It used to be you needed a record-player, then a cassette player. It's more likely now an App and the Internet.
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