I need to learn Finnish.  Can someone recommend a place to start?
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try http://www.yourdictionary.com/ there should be a Finish learning program there. I have used thet site to get to a japanesse learning program...
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try www.studyspanish.com
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Hi Larry, try these links.\n\nLanguages other than English.\n\n\nhttp://www.word2word.com/\n\nhttp://www.freelang.net/\n\nhttp://www.languageguide.org/\n\nhttp://www.nvtc.gov/lotw/index.html\n\nhttp://www.japanese-online.com/\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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http://www.nativewords.com give this a shot.
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try here.\n\nhttp://www.learningrussian.com/free.htm
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rosettastone.com  \n\nexcellent. I'm getting the spanish one for christmas.  I did the demo and learned tons already.
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http://byki.com/FLSIndPage.pl?Lang=Gtwy\nhttp://www.learn-portuguese-language-software.com/\nhttp://www.france-pub.com/french/\nhttp://academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/modlang/carasi/site/lessons/lesson01/pageone.html
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Learn Swedish. Go to the library and check a book out.
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I personally reccomend the Rosetta Stone language education software. It's specifically designed to teach people fast. My father was at conversational italian after an hour a day for six months, and was reading and writing it by the end of the year. I'm going to get a copy before I go to Japan. It comes in almost every language, too.
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http://forums.siutao.com/
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Well, the best way to learn pidgin is to talk to locals. But if you can't do that...here's a good website where you can learn (and hear) pidgin:\n\nhttp://www.extreme-hawaii.com/pidgin/vocab/\n\nIt lists conversational pidgin phrases and if you click on the speaker icon by the phrase, you can hear a pronunciation. Just remember to sound "rough" when you speak, because if you sound like you're trying too hard, it won't sound like real pidgin, it'll sound like you're trying to make fun of pidgin.
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chk out  this site\nhttp://www.mylanguageexchange.com/Learn-Languages.asp\n\na course will be starting @ Somaiyya college\nhttp://www.somaiya.edu/heritage.htm
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You could try 'Portuguese in 10 minutes a day' which is available in major bookstores in the language section. Its $15-20 and will start you off with a good vocab and basic understanding of the language. \n\nMy personal favorite is the Living Languages series, as I find it the most comprehensive and well layed out. That can be found at major bookstores too as well as amazon.com.
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Look online for a program that has you read it, hear it spoken (like a CD rom or regular CD for your car) and also, if possible, one that can hear you say the words and correct your pronunciation. I've found the best way to learn a language is to have one that you can just listen to in the car that says it in English and then in the foreign language and you can repeat along. Makes car trips go so much faster and you can repeat the "lessons" as many times as you need to. You could always enroll in a community college course, but I haven't heard of Greek being offered really, so I'd look for a CD program.
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http://www.studyspanish.com
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They have these wonderful things that you used to only be able to get on cassette. "Books on tape" Now thanks to technology you can buy a CD. Also books on the language might help get you started. You might want to look into taking a class in German, not too many schools offer it anymore, you might want to look into getting a private tutor. But alas, nothing is as great or as good of a teacher as actually spending time in a country/area where that is the fluent language. You'll have to learn. It's like a sink or swim situation.
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Pick something from a different family instead.  Russian or Greek.  It would be more challenging than any of the ones you mentioned because it isn't Germanic (like English) or Romance (like Spanish).\n\nBut if you want something easy, go for Italian.  If you speak Spanish, you will learn Italian in no time--assuming you don't get confused and start using words of one when you mean the other.