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Post by Admin on Jul 12, 2013 15:20:27 GMT
I just happened to stumble across a wonderful master post of links for helping people learn languages here. I'll certainly be using it. Anybody else here interested in learning languages? What resources do you use? |
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Post by klingonchick on Jul 12, 2013 20:42:25 GMT
If anybody has an android phone, there is a fairly cheap app called Dual Lingo that helps one learn a wide range of languages. Both my mom and my brother have used it to learn Spanish.
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Post by firlalaith on Jul 13, 2013 0:53:57 GMT
Memrise is pretty good too, and they have a free app associated with their site as well. Additionally, there's Duolingo, and they have a free app (for android only, that I know of) as well.
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Post by littlelinguist on Jul 13, 2013 5:44:08 GMT
Livemocha is a completely free website that helps to learn languages as well as give you chances to record yourself speaking so native speakers can correct your pronunciation. I highly recommend it!
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Post by Admin on Jul 13, 2013 20:02:24 GMT
If anybody has an android phone, there is a fairly cheap app called Dual Lingo that helps one learn a wide range of languages. Both my mom and my brother have used it to learn Spanish. Memrise is pretty good too, and they have a free app associated with their site as well. Additionally, there's Duolingo, and they have a free app (for android only, that I know of) as well. Awesome! I have an android so that's good news for me  Installed both of those apps, thanks for recommending them! Livemocha is a completely free website that helps to learn languages as well as give you chances to record yourself speaking so native speakers can correct your pronunciation. I highly recommend it! That is a seriously useful site! Bookmarked for future reference, thanks for sharing  |
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Post by yellowshirtedchekov on Jul 14, 2013 3:53:29 GMT
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Installed both of those apps, thanks for recommending them!