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@alexhaydock @fullfathomfive I've found #Babbel really good for both Spanish (beginner - advanced) & German (beginner). But it is expensive so definitely keep an eye out for half-price deals. They pop up every once in a while on their website. Also if you're likely to use it long-term for multiple languages, they have a lifetime sub which is good value when their half-price sales happen.
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@NudelnAlDente @alexhaydock @fullfathomfive i personality can highly recommend memrise, it have a lot of features and a lot is more or less free(like, you can technically start a course and keep progressing without hitting a definite hard limit in advancements), if you pay a small amount a month you get access to a lot more tools and such to help you and for a little more you can get a annually subscription and for little more you can get a lifetime subscription :bunhdhappy: |
@NudelnAlDente @alexhaydock @fullfathomfive
I use Babbel after having taken Spanish in school (a long time ago), and it's been pretty good. Definitely just buy the lifetime version on sale (they might send you that deal if you do their 14 day trial). I just can't keep up with it sometimes, so being able to have the platform for life and not having to worry about monthly subscriptions is totally worth it to me.
It's not nearly as game-ified as Duo, but you get a lot of extras like podcasts, articles, cultural tidbits, actual games that help you learn words, etc.
@NudelnAlDente @alexhaydock @fullfathomfive
I use Babbel after having taken Spanish in school (a long time ago), and it's been pretty good. Definitely just buy the lifetime version on sale (they might send you that deal if you do their 14 day trial). I just can't keep up with it sometimes, so being able to have the platform for life and not having to worry about monthly subscriptions is totally worth it to me.
It's not nearly as game-ified as Duo, but you get a lot of extras like podcasts, articles,...