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Has anyone tried Fluenz software to learn a new language?

Asked by rawpixels (2668points) September 16th, 2008

I’m currently using Rosetta Stone to learn French, but I’m not quite sure it’s very effective. It started off great, but suddenly became very difficult. Has anyone tried Fluenz? If so, what’s your opinion? http://www.fluenz.com/index.html

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panspermia's avatar

it has price to pay..why dont you learn a new language who has no charge?
give it a try to this web site…you’ll like it livemocha

rawpixels's avatar

I frequent Live Mocha, but I don’t think it is the right tool for learning a language. It’s not bad for learning particular words and phrases, though

bodyhead's avatar

There’s lots of free places on the net where you can go to practice your new language with real people without spending a penny.

You might also try this site:
http://www.palabea.net/

rawpixels's avatar

@bodyhead

Thanks! Palabea looks very interesting. I’ll give it a whirl.

bodyhead's avatar

I’ve enjoyed it. I’d chat with you but I’m trying to learn Spanish.

rawpixels's avatar

@bodyhead
No problemo. Gracias

jlm11f's avatar

Adding to this list, have you tried italki I am trying to learn Chinese and was able to live chat with numerous native Chinese people on day one itself.

Mulot's avatar

Livemocha !

pathfinder's avatar

I have tryed once learn by software way from English in to a French.What can i say it was something else then from my own language.I mean in the way of creating phrases.The french gram is simular to cz.It is difficult to understand from English to french I thing.Thanks I may try that Fluenz software to improve my french…..........

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