is it possibe to learn languages from internet?what languages are you learning and how?

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I am a spanish speaker..

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5 Responses to “is it possibe to learn languages from internet?what languages are you learning and how?”

kelsey Says:
18. December 2009 at 4:16 pm

i’m learning french..
im taking french classes through school. this is my second year and i really like it. its cool because i’m starting to think in french instead of english. or i will spell an english word wrong and spell it the french way by accident.

Tracker Says:
20. December 2009 at 6:26 am

It might be possible, but I doubt it for most people. You really need a native speaker to talk to. At the very least you need to be able to listen to a native speaker speak the language. Otherwise you will wind up saying words all wrong.

In the case of French, which has pronunciation that is very different from English, you really need to talk to someone so you can make sure you are saying things the right way.

I suggest the Pimsleur CDs for listening to. They’re expensive, but you can probably get them from your local library. If your library doesn’t have them, you can probably inter-library loan them.

You also might want to see if your local community college is offering Continuing Education classes in the language you are wanting to learn. The classes are usually cheap, usually between $40 and $100 for an eight to ten week class, depending on the location.

Zippey Says:
20. December 2009 at 10:43 am

The internet is the best place to learn computer progrramming languages such as C++, C, or Java. There’s a lot of technical refrences and support forums.

love green Says:
22. December 2009 at 10:22 am

Yes it is. I’m learning German.
Try these:
-”BYKI” (Before You Know It), is totally free and you can get your download in any of the 64 languages they have. (http://www.byki.com/)
-”SharedTalk”, “xLingo” or “Polyglot”; language exchange networks, where you can chat online and improve your language skills with other members and practice your speaking skills as well. (http://www.sharedtalk.com/,,)
- “LanguageGuide.org” that offers free sound integrated resources for learning languages. (http://www.languageguide.org/)
-También busca un buen diccionario, un traductor online y practica todo lo que puedas.

Buena suerte!

eliyhaou a Says:
22. December 2009 at 5:11 pm

yes
look at these

kelsey Says:
18. December 2009 at 4:16 pm
i’m learning french..
im taking french classes through school. this is my second year and i really like it. its cool because i’m starting to think in french instead of english. or i will spell an english word wrong and spell it the french way by accident.
Tracker Says:
20. December 2009 at 6:26 am
It might be possible, but I doubt it for most people. You really need a native speaker to talk to. At the very least you need to be able to listen to a native speaker speak the language. Otherwise you will wind up saying words all wrong.

In the case of French, which has pronunciation that is very different from English, you really need to talk to someone so you can make sure you are saying things the right way.

I suggest the Pimsleur CDs for listening to. They’re expensive, but you can probably get them from your local library. If your library doesn’t have them, you can probably inter-library loan them.

You also might want to see if your local community college is offering Continuing Education classes in the language you are wanting to learn. The classes are usually cheap, usually between $40 and $100 for an eight to ten week class, depending on the location.
Zippey Says:
20. December 2009 at 10:43 am
The internet is the best place to learn computer progrramming languages such as C++, C, or Java. There’s a lot of technical refrences and support forums.
love green Says:
22. December 2009 at 10:22 am
Yes it is. I’m learning German.
Try these:
-”BYKI” (Before You Know It), is totally free and you can get your download in any of the 64 languages they have. (http://www.byki.com/)
-”SharedTalk”, “xLingo” or “Polyglot”; language exchange networks, where you can chat online and improve your language skills with other members and practice your speaking skills as well. (http://www.sharedtalk.com/,,)
- “LanguageGuide.org” that offers free sound integrated resources for learning languages. (http://www.languageguide.org/)
-También busca un buen diccionario, un traductor online y practica todo lo que puedas.

Buena suerte!
eliyhaou a Says:
22. December 2009 at 5:11 pm
yes
look at these

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