Want to learn a foreign language, which is the best software?
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Is that the echo...echo..echo....???\n\nDepends what exact language you weant to learn.\nI have some software from  www.byki.com
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Hello,\n\nTry www.byki.com its a free software that you can download and learn up to 10 Languages.\n\ntry www.word2word.com iit very informative gives you free lessons for Spanish\n\nGood luck
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Living Language is a good company to use. I have Spanish and Japanese learning course. They are very easy to use and to understand. Here is there web site to check out.\n\nhttp://www.randomhouse.com/livinglanguage/
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I think when you want to learn a foreign language, you need to learn the basics with a private teacher who will have all the focus on you and then you should go to, you know, public classes so you will be able to communicate with others. The best thing is to be in a place (specially a city or country) where people speak that language. \nAnyways, if you don't want classes I recommend this CD that will work beautifully." Learn To Speak French" is the name. They have this CD for other languages too; such as English, Spanish , etc. It's really great. You can even take online courses and besides it's really beneficial since you can have conversations with characters in the program. Your reading, writing, speaking and listening will improve all together. \nGood luck! :)
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Total Immersion!\n\nThe best way to learn a foreign language, as most people will tell you is to live in the country where the language is primarily spoken.\n\nIf that's not possible then you just need to be creative and find other ways to immerse yourself in the language. For example:\n\n - Get a subscription to a foreign news publication.\n\n - Use yahoo's foreign language search engines instead of the English ones. (e.g. http://www.yahoo.fr or http://www.yahoo.es)\n\n - Buy a pack of Post-It-Notes, write a foreign word on it and stick it to the object to which it refers (e.g. das fenster on the window)\n\n - Invade foreign chat rooms - if only to see how natives chat to each other, you can join in when you start to feel confident.\n\n - Listen to foreign radio stations. This is even easier now, with many radio stations broadcasting on the internet. (Check out http://www.radiotower.com/)\n\n - Watch DVD's in different languages (Lot's of your favourite DVD's will have the option to watch the movie dubbed in a variety languages.) I recommend watching 'Die Hard' in Spanish!\n\n - Watch foreign TV broadcasts. Again, this is readily available on the internet (Try http://wwitv.com/portal.htm)\n\nOf couse you still need to learn the basics. I recommend buying language software, and books to get you started. However, lessons are also readily available on the internet for free if you know where to look. Check out http://www.about.com and http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/ Both of which are very good for beginners!\n\nGood Luck!
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Probably the best anwer for learning a language that I've had so far is a program called Rossetta Stone. It's pretty easy to use, but it can only help you learn the language as it's taught in schools. If you can, find some Russian speakers and practice with them!
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GO TO WWW.BYKI.COM DOWNLOAD THE LANGUAGE LEARNING SOFTWARE. GOD BLESS YOU.
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well the best way is to learn english inside farsi so you can have more choices of software babe
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Not sure about the ipod, but there's a great free language learning software for the pc.  Check out www.byki.com for lots of languages to choose from.  You can download as many as you like and I think they have all of the languages that you're interested in.  I downloaded it and am learning Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, among others!  Love it! :)
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http://www.learn-portuguese-language-software.com/overview.htm\n\nheres a website with free tests and quizes ..\n\ngood luck!
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some computer course accompanied with one foreign language !\n\nor \n\nsome tourism related course or\n\nair hostess/stewards course will also do !
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The best software is Avid. Of course, their upper range systems are probably out of your price range, but ExpressPro is very affordable. Check it out at http://www.avid.com/products/xpresspro/index.asp
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Try Michel Thomas's audio CDs, He does French, and he is very very good. I'm using it myself, it isn't free, but it is the easiest and best way to learn a language. No memorizing, no homework, no books, no work, just listening.\n\nCe Bonn!
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True. The best software to purchase is Sibelius 3.
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get a software called "Rosetta Stone". It's very good.
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The best way to learn any program or programming language is to become friends with a search tool.  You can use yahoo or google to start off with.\n\nThere are a lot of tutorial sites out there.  Just try doing a search for "Front Page Tutorials" or "Adobe Premiere Tutorials".  You can put the whole word in quotes when you search so that it will search for exactly what you type.\n\nYou can also check out w3schools.com, which is an internet standard website that has a lot of easy to learn tutorials.  You can start off by learning HTML, which is very easy to get the hang of once you go through a couple of tutorials.  Just be patient and make sure you go through the whole tutorial.\n\nProgrammers live on search tools.  I, myself, have a google toolbar that I use frequently to learn new stuff.  Try it out.
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I'm sure that with some determination and a lot of hard work, you can teach yourself just about anything, including basic conversational Italian.\n\nIf you can afford it, I've heard great things about the Rosetta Stone software and they are able to apparently teach you very quickly.\n\nLove as always,\n\nSebastian