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Are there websites to learn other languages that people know about?

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This is a great website and it teaches Spanish in a clear and easy way. Are there other websites that help with other languages? I wanted to learn Spanish and French for a trip to Europe.

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updated Jul 3, 2013
posted by dave9540

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Livemocha.com has many free features and includes a great number of languages including French and Spanish.

updated Jul 3, 2013
posted by chris126
Thank you! I have been looking for an easy way to learn French for a few days now, and I like livemocha.com by far the best so far. - TheDoctor, Jul 3, 2013
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I use two other language websites called Busuu.com link link text (which is advertised here) and Babel. link text The first I use for improving my Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese and learning some Italian. The second I use primarily for imroving my Spanish although you can learn many other languages there too.

Obviously, nothing beats actual practice so I make sure that I can practise my Spanish verbally and take part in Skype chats here and am involved in helping three or four other natives with their English while they help me with my Spanish.

I hope that helps grin

updated Oct 4, 2011
edited by FELIZ77
posted by FELIZ77
Good for you, Feliz! I have three "intercambios" myself. It is very useful! - chris126, Apr 10, 2011
Is babel a free site?? :) - NikkiLR, Oct 4, 2011
Most of these sites have free services available and other parts you must pay for If you are interetsed I would encourage you to visit it and ee for yourself and make your own judgement on it :) - FELIZ77, Oct 4, 2011
interested - FELIZ77, Oct 4, 2011
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Are there other websites that help with other languages? I wanted to learn Spanish and French for a trip to Europe.

Aside from LiveMocha and busuu.com, there is also

?Mango languages (which may be available for free by way of your local library)

?Languages online (French)

?101languages.net

?frenchassistant.com (offers free French lesson, but sound files are only available for free for the first 14 days. After that you have the option to pay to use them or to use the site for free but without access to the sound files)

?lenguajero (Spanish).

updated Oct 4, 2011
posted by Izanoni1
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Spanish.about and French.about are great sites. I haven't used French yet but it looks more thorough than the Spanish one.

updated Apr 10, 2011
posted by TheSilentHero
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There are many. I like Spanishpod and Frenchpod, by Praxis and Coffeebreak Spanish and Coffeebreak French, by Radiolingua. Radiolingua has another called Showtime Spanish that is a little more advanced. But the best, BY FAR, is SpanishDict!!!

updated Apr 5, 2011
posted by MLucie
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You can use palabea.net , its a good website

updated Apr 10, 2011
posted by Peinadin