How can you learn foreign languages online? Last week, The New York Times outlined a good number of options for its readers. And, for days, the article remained one of the most widely read pieces on the NYT site. Today, the paper issued a followup post, highlighting yet more ways to learn languages digitally. And happily our collection, Learn Languages for Free: Spanish, English, Chinese & 37 Other Languages, got a small mention there. When taken together, these two pieces spell out the different educational opportunities fairly well. Some of the sites mentioned include LiveMocha.com, BBC languages, and Mango Languages.
Learning Languages Online with The New York Times
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Another free website you may find useful is http://www.learnalanguage.com. It has audio flash cards and games in 8 languages.
There are several online language courses that help the common man to get accustomed to the basics of a new language. People prefer using them due to cost-effectiveness and flexibility of time.
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