Language Resource Jackpot!

[Bernadette]

Learnoutloud has provided these language learning programs for FREE! German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Russian, and way more. 62 programs in all (many being different levels of a particular language). Enjoy!

http://www.learnoutloud.com/publisher_retailer.php#Penton-Overseas

[martin88nyc]

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[Gardener]

http://www.learnoutloud.com/Catalog/Languages

[Bernadette]

Also, I've rediscovered Duolingo. So much fun!  They're planning to roll out a Japanese course in May. Currently I'm studying Spanish and French, but might branch out into Russian and German at some point.

[ludimagister]

Also, I've rediscovered Duolingo. So much fun!  They're planning to roll out a Japanese course in May. Currently I'm studying Spanish and French, but might branch out into Russian and German at some point.

Yes, Duolingo is good because the target setting gives you a competitive incentive.

Can you study two languages on the same app (at different times obviously)? I haven't worked out how.

[Heinrich]

Bernadette, what languages, other than English, do you speak fluently? What is your degree?

[Bernadette]

Bernadette, what languages, other than English, do you speak fluently? What is your degree?

I've studied Spanish, French, and Italian to a level of being comfortable with them, but they're rusty. I studied classical Latin and Greek (simultaneously) in college, but they're both so rusty that they're practically useless. Now my current obsession is Japanese, but I know that Spanish will be more practically useful, so I'm trying to resurrect it. There was Esperanto, in my teens, but I got over that quickly. 

I've never been tested for proficiency in any of these, so I don't know how I'd hold up IRL.  I never completed a degree; I was just getting ready to declare a major (English) when life intervened.