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Five places to learn five specific Languages online

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June 18, 2015

Learning another language is a quest that is often pursued by many, either for the sake of their academic pursuits, their social interest or simply for fun.

In earlier times, learning a new language meant you had to either intermingle for years in another culture, join a language school, or simply take some sharpening from a translator.

However, technology has since changed the way in which we learn a new language, by bringing it into the palm of our hands.
While not disputing the importance of actual classroom learning and direct language interaction, here is a list of language specific websites that can make learning a new language fun and easy.

learndutch.org

This is a website that focuses on the ” target=”_blank”>Studyspanish.com, comes in.
Although this site does not have that much of an attractive interface, it provides you with an excellent opportunity to learn to speak this Napoleon language fluently.

lsfrench.com

Although Western folks seem to think of French as being sexy, the ” target=”_blank”>how to learn Hebrew.

Having a rather smooth and simple design, this website captured my interest for the simple online environment in which one can learn a new language.

 

Rosetta Stone

While this is not a single language specific website, I thought that its inclusion may worth it for the benefits of those are desirous of pursuing languages that are not specifically listed here.

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