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Free Spoken English Course App – Improve Pronunciation & Vocabulary

Improve your English skills with our free spoken English course app. Learn to speak confidently by improving your pronunciation and expanding your vocabulary. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, this app covers essential communication techniques, including mastering professional language and everyday jargon. Perfect for anyone who wants to sound more fluent and natural in conversations, our easy-to-use app offers engaging lessons to help you elevate your speaking ability anytime, anywhere!

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[lingoyak]

(via From Bonjour Blunders to Bellissimo Breakthroughs: My Lingobook & LingoYak Adventure)

[leelukeldaily]

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!

[otaviogilbert]

Dive into the sound of 'cha' Hindi word with Kutuki!

In this immersive and educational video, we'll take you on a captivating linguistic adventure, unraveling the mysteries behind the 'Cha' sound in the Hindi language. Whether you're a language enthusiast, a parent looking to engage your little ones, or simply curious about the beauty of phonetics, this video is for you

[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

[itinfonity]

Build On-demand Language learning App like Dulingo

Dulingo solely contributes to 35% revenue of language learning apps. Dive into the profitable market of the E-learning Industry with custom features and stand out the chance to lead in the Language learning app. Contact us today for a free demo

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[originaldiscovery]

ブログ更新しました！

Check out the latest post on English Insights - "5 Effective English Learning Apps" featuring Duolingo, Memrise, Busuu, Rosetta Stone, and LinguaLeo. Boost your language skills with these apps today! #englishlearning #languageapp #duolingo #memrise #busuu #rosettastone #lingualeo 5つの英語学習アプリで効果的に学ぶ方法

[wooaskofficial]

Take moment to recognize the importance of communication for those on autism spectrum.

@wooask is mobile translation tool that bridges the communication gap between those with autism & those around them.

With Wooask, easily translate conversations in real-time, making communication more accessible & inclusive.

👉 Download @wooask today & start breaking down communication barriers. 📲🔊😊

[linguelearning]

Language goals ft. fave apps

Hello 2021 and happy new year everybody 💫 This year I decided to take language learning more seriously but at the same want to have more fun with it! First of all, I finally decided to create langblr/studyblr to engage with language community and to keep myself accountable. That's why I decided to gift myself the lifetime subscription bundle of Lingodeer and Deer+. I was trying to decide how to make it easier for myself to learn but also being able to do it on the go without sacrificing the quality of the materials, you know going a bit deeper than "the whale cooks dinner" lol The trial lessons looked too good to not catch this holiday's deal and after a few days of using it I am already so glad I did purchased it :D I have been slowly building the habit of learning or at least reviewing every day something vital for progressing in such processes as the acquisition of new words and grammatical structure especially if totally foreign our own mother tongue. THE ACTION PLAN: Alright, as many in the language community I decided to divide my year in chunks but only as a few have done, I have already decided what languages I will focus on each section of the year. Every 3 months my routine will have a drastic change not only because of course I wanna learn different languages but also because knowing myself very well I need a breeze of fresh air after a while otherwise I hardly can stick with it. So from January to March I will start Russian on the course app. It's a new language to me, I kinda know something already but it's too little for me to even consider myself a false beginner. Gladly Lingo has me covered on that with the course adding although immersion with YouTube  as a tool to "get used to the language". For drilling and learning more vocab can't use Deer+ yet because they didn't seem to have it there but hopefully soon they will add it however in the meantime I will take the chance to review my German. Seemed pretty funny the system they used there so hopefully that will help to make me stick with it. It has been difficult in fact to review vocab of languages I have studied in the past for some reason but I guess gamification helps to shift the attention and make you focus more easily. That is why for first three quarters of the year I will learn a new language with the main app (so as I already said Jan - Mar for Russian, Apr - Jun for Korean ,  Jul - Sept Mandarin Chinese) and then for each three month period review a given language I already know with Deer+: German, French and then lastly Spanish. For immersion I was hoping to make reading a priority from the second half of the year to have this routine settled you know but will see. At least I know YT and Spotify will be my very good friends ahah I really love listening music from different countries and often it happens to find in my target languages so definitely that's a win - win situation for me. The last quarter instead I decided to let it free, who knows maybe some new language I wanna learn will pop-out through the year and I will start to learn it along with my set studies or then leave it for the end of the year. Another option is just going back on the languages that will need it the most and slowly building some range of at least elementary to lower intermediate proficiency in all the new languages I decided to start this year. So those are my goals. I hope all your dreams and goals will come true and that this new year will be good and a happy one for you.

[mondlylanguages]

This will never not be funny. 😆 How do you say it in your language? 🥕

[becominganerd]

Babbel App Review

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Learn Japanese Language with Edubull Japanese Language Course Online. Looking for Japanese Lessons in Japanese Language Classes, introduction to the Japanese Language Basics with the Japanese Language Learning App.

[otaviogilbert]

Dive into the sound of 'Dhha' Hindi word with Kutuki!

In this immersive and educational video, we'll take you on a captivating linguistic adventure, unravelling the mysteries behind the 'Dhha' sound in the Hindi language. Whether you're a language enthusiast, a parent looking to engage your little ones, or simply curious about the beauty of phonetics, this video is for you

[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

[applavia]

Sign language is visual gestures designed to communicate with deaf people or in places where spoken languages are not useful. It’s an effective mode of communication in many cases. And if you want to know how to learn sign language fast, ASL apps for iPhone are the place to start. In the following, we’ll review the best apps to learn sign language on iPhone.

[wooaskofficial]

White Valentine's Day, may this romantic day bring more love & warmth!

@wooaskappofficial invites to Share this beautiful moment together, to continue the Love in world, to keep the passion deep in your heart forever. 🥰👩🏻‍❤️‍👨🏻

In extraordinary festival, pass on Love with you & best wishes to everyone who cares about you!

Send the most sincere blessings to everyone's heart, wish you a happy White Day! 🙌📲