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Memrise

It’s by know means comprehensive, as I try stuff all the time but these 5 are the consistent ones. 1. Duolingo– This free language-learning platform has become incredibly popular in recent years. It offers interactive lessons, quizzes, and other activities to help you reinforce the material. The user-friendly interface makes it easy to keep track of your progress and you can even compete with friends to see who can learn the most. 2. Memrise – This app is great for learning languages with its fun and interactive activities. It uses flashcards, quizzes, and games to help you learn words and phrases. The app also uses spaced repetition to help you remember words and phrases better. 3. Heylaing – This website is perfect for those who want to learn to practice speaking a language without talking to someone else, or who don't have the time to. It offers a suite of tools to practice your speech, listening and writing. It's more for people who have a little understanding of the language and want to get confident in using it. 4. Babbel – This website has a wide variety of lessons and activities to help you learn. You can choose from different levels and topics to focus on and the lessons are designed to help you practice speaking, listening, and writing the language. 5. FluentU – This website is great for those who want to learn a language through watching videos. You can choose from a wide variety of videos, such as music videos, movie trailers, and news clips, and the website will provide interactive exercises throughout the videos to help you learn the language. FluentU is really good, it’s great to be immersed in it, especially as you start to learn, you get a sense of the rhythm of the language.

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FluentU

It’s by know means comprehensive, as I try stuff all the time but these 5 are the consistent ones. 1. Duolingo– This free language-learning platform has become incredibly popular in recent years. It offers interactive lessons, quizzes, and other activities to help you reinforce the material. The user-friendly interface makes it easy to keep track of your progress and you can even compete with friends to see who can learn the most. 2. Memrise – This app is great for learning languages with its fun and interactive activities. It uses flashcards, quizzes, and games to help you learn words and phrases. The app also uses spaced repetition to help you remember words and phrases better. 3. Heylaing – This website is perfect for those who want to learn to practice speaking a language without talking to someone else, or who don't have the time to. It offers a suite of tools to practice your speech, listening and writing. It's more for people who have a little understanding of the language and want to get confident in using it. 4. Babbel – This website has a wide variety of lessons and activities to help you learn. You can choose from different levels and topics to focus on and the lessons are designed to help you practice speaking, listening, and writing the language. 5. FluentU – This website is great for those who want to learn a language through watching videos. You can choose from a wide variety of videos, such as music videos, movie trailers, and news clips, and the website will provide interactive exercises throughout the videos to help you learn the language. FluentU is really good, it’s great to be immersed in it, especially as you start to learn, you get a sense of the rhythm of the language.

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Duolingo

It’s by know means comprehensive, as I try stuff all the time but these 5 are the consistent ones. 1. Duolingo– This free language-learning platform has become incredibly popular in recent years. It offers interactive lessons, quizzes, and other activities to help you reinforce the material. The user-friendly interface makes it easy to keep track of your progress and you can even compete with friends to see who can learn the most. 2. Memrise – This app is great for learning languages with its fun and interactive activities. It uses flashcards, quizzes, and games to help you learn words and phrases. The app also uses spaced repetition to help you remember words and phrases better. 3. Heylaing – This website is perfect for those who want to learn to practice speaking a language without talking to someone else, or who don't have the time to. It offers a suite of tools to practice your speech, listening and writing. It's more for people who have a little understanding of the language and want to get confident in using it. 4. Babbel – This website has a wide variety of lessons and activities to help you learn. You can choose from different levels and topics to focus on and the lessons are designed to help you practice speaking, listening, and writing the language. 5. FluentU – This website is great for those who want to learn a language through watching videos. You can choose from a wide variety of videos, such as music videos, movie trailers, and news clips, and the website will provide interactive exercises throughout the videos to help you learn the language. FluentU is really good, it’s great to be immersed in it, especially as you start to learn, you get a sense of the rhythm of the language.

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Babbel

It’s by know means comprehensive, as I try stuff all the time but these 5 are the consistent ones. 1. Duolingo– This free language-learning platform has become incredibly popular in recent years. It offers interactive lessons, quizzes, and other activities to help you reinforce the material. The user-friendly interface makes it easy to keep track of your progress and you can even compete with friends to see who can learn the most. 2. Memrise – This app is great for learning languages with its fun and interactive activities. It uses flashcards, quizzes, and games to help you learn words and phrases. The app also uses spaced repetition to help you remember words and phrases better. 3. Heylaing – This website is perfect for those who want to learn to practice speaking a language without talking to someone else, or who don't have the time to. It offers a suite of tools to practice your speech, listening and writing. It's more for people who have a little understanding of the language and want to get confident in using it. 4. Babbel – This website has a wide variety of lessons and activities to help you learn. You can choose from different levels and topics to focus on and the lessons are designed to help you practice speaking, listening, and writing the language. 5. FluentU – This website is great for those who want to learn a language through watching videos. You can choose from a wide variety of videos, such as music videos, movie trailers, and news clips, and the website will provide interactive exercises throughout the videos to help you learn the language. FluentU is really good, it’s great to be immersed in it, especially as you start to learn, you get a sense of the rhythm of the language.

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