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?

What are the 5 - 10 most used and most Common phrases in any language?

Hello its me again :) now an app question. Not apps like duolingo memrize rosetta but more "that specific language" app question. For learning chinese i like hello chinese For japanese hiragana and katakana i like . Hiragana in 2 hours But for russian italian spanish hindi arabic and hebrew what would you recomend that are more specific just for these languages. An app that really has it all. Just like those 2 apps i mentioned for chinease and hirag & katak. Thanks in advance!

Another Chinease question Should i start by learning simplyfied or traditional chinease characters or both? My main reson for learning chinease mandarin is to be able to read and understan I know the character for person ren. And tree. Sun and some easy ones but i am not sure if i should focus on traditional or simplyfied. Is there any specific topic of characters i sgould learn first or can i just mix words and obstacles with feelings emotions and body parts for example?

Do you know any good websites who breaks down any language to small parts and comparision into english so its easier but more time killing to learn that language? Im looking for something universal. Lets say japanese an english word in japanese breaken down into small pieces. Hiragana katakana and kanji so you can study how it all goes together Or cjinease characters like ni hao and both the pinyin and character for it and then you can go back and observe every pice of the word how it goes together

Now a chinese learning question. Mandarin I focused mainly on the tones and i think i master them correctly. Now i go onto pinyin but my question is. Should i learn say 100 pinyin and their meaning first then the characters for them when i now the pinyin? Or should i learn both pinyin and character at once? What is the best approach and best time saver :)?

Language apps Which language apps are you using to practice your language of intrest? And how much time do you put in to it? Main reason for asking is because the languages i am studying i have the pdf books on my computer. And a large leather book for writing what i learn audio and language courses in my car and slashcards for runes and som etruscan scrpits in my wallet. but when it comes to apps i am a bit confused which to really go for and to buy. I like rosetta stone but also duolingo and mondly. But when it comes to chinease korean and vietnamese i cant find any great apps who goes through the basics it just jumps straight onto the vocabulary rosetta stone seems great for my russian and italian with the flashcards sounds and prounaciation but i am unsure. So what do you recommend?

In russian whats the main difference in saying Привет Приветик Приветник Is there any rights or wrongs with these informal greetings and if yo break them down what is the comparision in english? And is ик & ник okey to say in infornal situations?

Give me a name of a great russian story or pdf. Who i can read who has the most common and useful words and phrases in it for me to read and learn.