#LanguageApps

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Creating a language learning Routine: 

Developing a routine is central to being able to find success in language learning.  I will mention the daily and weekly routines, and focus moments that will provide you with some structure as you remain concentrated and consistent through life’s highs and lows. Obviously you can like adjust these recommendations to fit your life since we all live different lives.

Daily Routine - This is foundational, and the reason why the Duo owl gets sad. When you are in a non-native environment, the daily routine allows you to be able to continue to make progress and be reminded of the language. I think with this, though, it is most important to be low with your daily expectations. Just being able to show up and study a little bit is amazing. 

Recommended Resource: An App or flashcards 

Simple 5-10 minute revision 

Focus on details and small concepts 

Weekly Routine - Finding a time to revisit your progress and make actual progress in advancing the language. This could be in a grammatical topic or an intense review of what you already know. I think the expectation for this would be 45 minutes to one hour. 

Recommended Resource: Language Book

15-minute review of Daily progress 

Introduction of a concept in the language 

Sporadic Concentration Moments: This is when you like to have a full afternoon or day to devote to the language. I would probably expect this to exist maybe once per month. I wouldn’t count on these moments, but like when they happen they’re awesome. You can build a specific moment of fluency where you can feel proud of what you have done in the language. I also think this is a time to revisit your progress on the weekly as well as daily routines to see if they’re still affective and what you might want to change up.  

Recommended Resource: Language Book, App and personal resource, such as a novel specific to the language. 

Large concepts

Lots of Vocabulary 

Planning for major 

You can find a list of recommended resources linked in their specific sections. I think that earch resource is a tool that you can use to build your fluency and competency in a language. I also am showing my progress in Turkish as well as how I became fluent in French, Italian and Spanish. So follow along for more and I hope that these posts can inspire you to communicate in another language!

[howtological]

Discover the best websites for learning new languages. From Duolingo to Rosetta Stone, these top 10 platforms offer a variety of languages and cater to different learning styles. Master a new language today with the help of these resources. https://howtological.com/learning-2/?feed_id=2176&_unique_id=662dceaa246d9

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Language exchange apps: Maum(마음), HelloTalk(헬로우톡), and Tandem(탄뎀) (tistory.com)

Let's look it out some of language apps that I using now!

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BEST LANGUAGE LEARNING APPS TO BROADEN YOUR HORIZONS …

BEST LANGUAGE LEARNING APPS TO BROADEN YOUR HORIZONS …

In English | Now that you’re home more, you might want to invest a little in yourself.

Get fit with apps and online exercise classes. You can write the great American novel whose plot you’ve had in your head for years. Or maybe you can learn another language in anticipation of when we can travel safely again.

Wonderful!

Luckily, technology can help you in a number of ways to speak another language or just translate if you’re driving in an Uber in Italy, for example. Between apps and computer software that offer free language courses or podcasts, and handheld devices that can be used in place of a smartphone, there’s no shortage of options for those looking to broaden their horizons. (Some of the following links lead to English language pages).

Augmented reality google translator GOOGLE TRANSLATOR

The apps learn a little more every day Your smartphone can be an invaluable tool for learning a language. IT’s like a pocket translate that you can take everywhere. It has a microphone to hear how well you pronounce the words. Some apps are free; In addition, some apps work on tablets and laptops.

IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHICH ARE THE BEST APPS TO BROADEN YOUR KNOWLEDGE CHECK OUT MY BLOG FOR MORE INFO …

Duolingo.

Parlez vous français? Do you speak German? Do you speak English?

Duolingo helps users of all ages master multiple languages: French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, and Russian, among others.

With small, accessible lessons, you’ll start connecting words to pictures, hearing how they’re pronounced, and speaking words into the device. Duolingo also rewards you with XP (experience) points and hearts, adding a playful element that is both motivating and fun.

Although optional, the fun mini-games are a great way to test what you’ve learned. This free program works with Android devices, iOS for Apple iPhones and iPads, and Windows devices.

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• Babylon.

Also for a computer, phone or tablet, Babbel can help you speak a new language at a conversational level through its interactive courses.

After choosing one of the 14 languages, you decide whether you want to learn the basics or focus on specific topics like business or travel. You’ll be chatting with your virtual teacher in real-time to ensure you’re learning well and developing the confidence you need to be able to talk to other people.

Lessons usually last 10–15 minutes. Babbel’s repeat-and-review method is scientifically proven to help you remember what you’ve learned; 92% of users showed an improvement in their language skills within two months, according to the company.

You can try Babbel for free, but it’s a subscription-based app that costs $12.95 per month, per language. The price drops to $6.95 per month if you commit to pay it for 12 months.

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Rosetta Stone.

At over 25 years old, Rosetta Stone is perhaps one of the oldest digital language learning platforms. Choose one of two dozen languages ​​- or opt for unlimited languages ​​- and try the software free for three days, whether on an Android or Apple smartphone, tablet, Mac or Windows computer.

You learn words, grammar and nuances in pronunciation in an immersion style, so you not only translate a new language into your native language, but also reason, the programmers say.

In addition to downloadable audio lessons, offline learning, stories, and a traveler’s phrasebook, Rosetta Stone is offering unlimited live group coaching with a human teacher through June 30, 2020.

Post-trial, Rosetta Stone pricing starts at $11.99 per month with a three-month commitment to purchase one language, or $7.99 per month for unlimited languages ​​with annual purchase. A one-time lifetime subscription fee of $199 gives you access to unlimited languages.

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Google translator.

More like an instant translation tool than a language learning platform, Google Translate Free has recently been updated and expanded to 103 languages

[princess-turandot]

🇨🇳 Update So I've kept using Hello Chinese this last week and I like it even more now. I know it's probably only suitable for beginners but that's where I will be for a long time lol. I like that they keep their lessons short and you can choose whether the words appear in pinyin or not. They also have speaking exercises and character writing practice, and the Duolingo-style daily point count is very good for motivation, too. #noad #hellochinese #chinese #studygram #languagegram #polyglotcommunity #learnchinese #langblr #languageapps https://www.instagram.com/p/CLVJRcMnvIA/?igshid=1cbjt6p7ki3dk

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Getting started learning Korean? 🇰🇷 Check out my favorite apps, books, and courses for beginner Korean! 📔

[howtological]

Discover the best websites for learning new languages. From Duolingo to Rosetta Stone, these top 10 platforms offer a variety of languages and cater to different learning styles. Master a new language today with the help of these resources. https://howtological.com/learning-2/?feed_id=2011&_unique_id=66040cc67547f

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How to Learn a Language

Want to learn a new language, or multiple languages! Get your tips and tools here!

How to Learn a Language Interested in learning a new language, or multiple languages? If so, you’ve come to the right place! I hope this article will be useful to you whether your goal is to learn one or several languages, and whether you’re new to language learning or have dabbled in it before. Maybe you have a resolution to learn one or more languages for the New Year. Or you just felt…

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[arczulu]

Learning language is now very easy with all the apps. Anzul prepared a list so have an idea which app suits best for you!

https://anlore.com/12-top-language-learning-apps/

You can share your experiences with us too!