can you only get rosetta stone online?
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You can use it online for $50 a month.
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I've tried the 30 day trial. For people who learn visually it is good, at least to start with. I have trouble imagining that it would be quick to become fluent with their methods.\n\nThere are debates in the linguistic community whether it's better to use a completely "natural" method, meaning the way kids learn their first language, or better to use a common language to explain the complexities of the language you are learning.\n\nI personally think that the Rosetta "natural" method is a good way to start learning vocabulary, then gradually introduce other activities using a common language.\n\nI've tried several different types of learning materials.  I think learning should be fun.  The learning tool I like best is the "Muzzy in Gandoland" cartoon course by the BBC.  (no, I gain nothing from recommending this product).  It's more expensive, but I think it's worth it.\n\nMy 2 cents.
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I need to let you know that I am not the expert on learning languages -- in fact, the only language I know is English.  However, I am a big fan of learning things in general and so with that understood, I recommend looking into the following:\n\nThe Rosetta Stone company has all kinds of software that teaches languages.  At this point, they may not have a software package for Icelandic -- but I would check with them from time to time.   http://www.rosettastone.com/en/?a=b\n \n\nIn the meantime, check out Transparent Software, as they do appear to have a software package out that teaches Icelandic.  You can find it here:\nhttp://www.transparent.com/languagepages/icelandic/products.htm\n\nIf you can look around the Internet for a good language learning site.  I would be surprised if there isn't something available.  J.R.R. Tolkien led a group of Oxford Dons in learning Icelandic by reading the Eddas in the original language.  They called the group the "Kolbitars"  (I am not absolutely certain of the spelling) but the meaning was literally Coal Biters -- because the Icelanders would tell stories beside a fire and sit so close to it to keep warm that they looked like they were biting the coals.  \n\nBelow, I have listed a site that gives just this sort of information: where you can learn Icelandic or how you can teach yourself and what resources will be of best help to you -- there are some books listed and at least one software package here.\nhttp://www.umanitoba.ca/faculties/arts/icelandic/IceCan/learning_icelandic.htm\n\n\nAlso look for a website on Icelandic education.  Many official education websites will be written in English and will allow you to contact actual schools and teachers who might be able to put you directly in contact with suitable textbook suppliers, etc. for learning Icelandic. \n\nGood luck finding the materials you need. \n\nBest wishes,\n\nMr. Merchant
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First, download and install a P2P program (I use Shareaza: http://www.shareaza.com ) and then do a search a search on TorrentSpy (http://www.torrentspy.com ) for the words Rosetta Stone.  Rosetta Stone in an incredible tool to help you learn any language.  They are by far the best on the planet right now.
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You can do a small free trial at www.rosettastone.com.  It uses a visual technique that doesn't involve translation that they claim is more natural.  It's kinda fun too.  $45/month I think for unlimited usage per language.  Japanese is one of the choices.
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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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yes try this\nwww.freetranslator.com
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If your only looking to acces the text you can use a translation service, like Google't translate feature or bable fish on Altavista. It will act kind of like a proxy. It will give you the text on that site without you having to actually go to it. I haven't had to use a method like this to get around a blocking service in quite some time but last time I checked bable fish didn't do to well with formatting and images.
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there is a program called rosetta stone it is kinda of expensive but it is supposed to be the best in the world.\n\nPS you are planning to take the test not give the test - the teacher/proctor gives the exam you take it\n\nfor more simple - get a video of an english show/movie that has a lot of simple dialog.  turn on the closed caption and record yourself speaking the dialog of the actors.  then listen to yourself back then listen to them so you can see how you sound different. and what words you need to improve on
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I think you would have to go to a site that has an online keyboard, as the regular keyboard doesn't have one.
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freetranslation.com might help.
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rosetta stone is pretty good for spanish introduction.  start reading www.elmundo.com -- it's at a fairly basic level, the articles are short, and usually interesting.
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NOT POSITIVE BUT:\n\nhttp://www.freetranslation.com is a website that I know of!
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anything is FREE online......ask.."free english lessons online"...amazing the results
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Here is one option http://www.onlineturkish.com/. However I do not believe learning Turkish online is a reasonable undertaking if you are starting from zero. If I were you I would do one of the following:\na) Explore classroom learning options at either a community collage or your local university\nb) Arrange a trip to Turkey (preferably Istanbul) for 2-3 months and take a class there for a solid founation and continue with self learn options after that.
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I was just going to ask you the same thing. Where did I leave that rosetta stone at?
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try www.txtmate.com....its free....or you can also try downloading a program named "chikka"...you can download it at www.chikka.com....im sure you''l love it...im using it for a long time...hope it helps...