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Daniel
What language learning application has the most content and are worth spending money on buying subscription? I have thoughts about Ling and Rosetta stone. Ling for all available languages and it seems to have a lot of content. But i will only pay for one. Which language learning app in general would you recomend and are more profilable?
Feb 27, 2021 2:35 AM
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If you mean LingQ I would highly recommend it. I improved my Spanish listening comprehension and pronunciation with it and I did it for free (without subscription) because you can rely on good translator apps such as Reverso Context and Word reference. But I have another recommendation for you to look into - 'Glossika'. It is really good for sentence acquisition because it focuses on phrases and spaced repetition so that you can memorise through audio as well. I hope that helps.
February 27, 2021
I've used Memrise for 2 years after trying the others. Also a great free resource I use is Anki
February 27, 2021
Great😁👍
February 27, 2021
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Daniel
Language Skills
Chinese (Other), English, Finnish, Italian, Russian, Swedish
Learning Language
Chinese (Other), Finnish, Italian, Russian
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