Learning A New Language

[Deceptive]

What are you guys using to learn a new language?

I was looking at either Babel or Rosetta Stone. I can get Rosetta Stone Lifetime for $169 and Babel for $199.

I need something I can do while I am driving between hospitals.


If you buy an EV you won’t suffer through high gas prices. - Peter Buttplug

 

[cobracide]

Is it spanish?

 

[Deceptive]

Is it spanish?

That will be the first one. What I learn will be dictated by where my wife and I travel to.


If you buy an EV you won’t suffer through high gas prices. - Peter Buttplug

 

[89 turbo Fox]

I'm using Duolingo

 

[72MachOne99GT]

I can barely speak English anymore. Between the mini-strokes, or long-covid, or too much beer, I find myself stuttering or struggling to find words more than I ever have.

I actually applaud people who learn new languages past high school.

 

[Balt21]

I've been the most consistent with Duolingo. It's not something you can do while driving though, at least the way I have used the app on my phone. I think I did a trial of Rosetta Stone, Busuu, and Duolingo and stuck with Duolingo (it's free). I would just get the free trial of a few and see what platform you like best.

 

[365 Saleen]

I was using Duolingo to learn Latin until it started throwing LGBTQ BS into the lessons. I refused to participate so the lessons stopped.

 

[03cobra#694]

Que?

 

[Blk04L]

No habla ingles gringo.


I've used Rosetta stone in the past for harder languages(sand people) but forgot most of it. But it was good