5 Great Apps For Learn A Foreign Languages 2016

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1. Duolingo Among all the apps here, Duolingo probably has the highest ratings of all – it won the Best App Award in 2013 in both the AppStore and the Google Play Store Duolingo was designed to be quick to use, so it uses a very focused approach to distill lessons down to the bare essentials. What that means is if you can commit about 20 minutes of time every day to go through 3 – 4 lessons, you’ll be able to finish all the lessons in about 3 – 4 months time (taking into account word loss over time). Overall, Duolingo really manages to teach Spanish in a simple way by honing in on the 1500 most important words that are most commonly used in daily situations. 2.Rosetta Stone Website | iOS | Android Price: Free (for a demo account) Description Among the apps here, Rosetta Stone is undoubtedly the most famous learning methodology and sits as the oldest language learning app. Overall, I have to say that this is a pretty intensive method. But if you’re a language enthusiast (and a purist at that), then this might just be what you’re looking for. 3. FluentU FluentU Website | iOS | Android FluentU is one of the most unique apps among this list. FluentU takes real-world videos like music videos, commercials, news, and inspiring talks and turns them into language learning experiences. In contrast to other apps that take a scripted approach, FluentU uses a natural approach that helps you ease into the Spanish language and culture over time. You’ll learn Spanish as it’s spoken in real life. 4. Memrisememerise Memrise Website | iOS | Android Price: Free Description Memrise is a very unique language learning app. Unlike other apps, its sole purpose is to help you memorize Spanish words, hence the name “Memrise”. And in my opinion, it’s also one of the most creative iOS Spanish apps for learning Spanish words around. There are different modules in the app, and many more lessons in each module. For example, for Spanish, there’s “Learn Basic Mexican Spanish,” “Advanced Spanish,” “Spanish Vocab by frequency” (4650 words), and “250 most commonly used Spanish words”. One lesson in each module typically helps you learn 15 words. 5.Busuu Busuu Busuu Website | iOS | Android Price: 14,99 Euros / month (~USD 21) Description Unlike many other Spanish apps, Busuu has a vibrant community of active users. This also means that out of speaking, listening, reading and writing, Busuu is an app that has a big speaking component, so be prepared for a lot of oral practice. In a nutshell, Busuu is an online Spanish learning platform, and like Open Languages Spanish, it divides up levels according to the CEFR. Inside each lesson, it takes you through the lesson material in a well paced sequence. You start off with learning some key vocabulary This prepares you for the lesson dialog After the lesson dialog, you practice writing on the topic for other members to see (and hopefully edit) Then you arrive at the speaking practice session with native speakers in the community Next you record the phrases indicated on the screen Finally there is a lesson review 1.http://www.duolingo.com/ 2.http://www.rosettastone.com/ 3.http://www.rosettastone.com/ 4.https://www.memrise.com/ 5.http://www.busuu.com/ Studying a language is a great way to stretch your mental muscles and make new friends. So its a good thing that there are lots of mobile apps to help you study on the move and make the most of your free time. Here are the five best. More info. http://www.colourmylearning.com/2014/02/top-5-best-free-apps-to-learn-a-language/ http://www.techtimes.com/articles/52934/20150514/best-apps-to-learn-foreign-language-duolingo-babbel-memrise-anki-busuu-and-more.htm http://www.fluentu.com/spanish/blog/best-apps-for-learning-spanish/