Who makes the best language courses? I want to learn Thai and Tagalag.?
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Unfortunately there is no good single answer to this question.  Each language course uses different methods.  \n\nIf you are an auditory learner, then get a course on tape.  Good tape/CD courses are Pimsleur's and Berlitz.\n\nIf you are a visual learner, you need a course that shows you pictures.  Good visual courses are books, Rosetta Stone.\n\n\nMy advice for you is to go to the library and try out several different courses to find one that fits your learning style.
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Book through these guys and you'll be safe:\n\nhttp://www.thailandgolf.hostway.net/
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You can download 'Talkit Typeit' for free for 30 day trail, I tried it. I have been speaking very good English for over 60 yrs. And this program asked me what language I would like to transfer to and keep english as a second language. If you look there are lots of them, and they are not free, nor cheap. Just chose the one you want.
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I can recommend a course in good english. It's called GO TO SCHOOL you can find out more information on www.hai2u.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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u can learn portughese!! it's pretty similar to spanish!! // italian sounds good too/ FRENCH  it's like HARD GURL!! so stick to those 2!!:)
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Some great courses/tests/etc on Spanishgrammar.com... there are others also. I go there often and print out the tests and the answers are also given.
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The best place to look would be on the web, using a local search. There are a few sites out there that can direct you, Yahoo for one, the other is www.clickforlessons.com. They help find instructors for students. You can search for free on their site and see if they have any foreign language instructors in your area. You would probably learn faster if you find a private instructor as opposed to taking a class at a community college. The only issue is $$$. The private lessons may cost more. Good luck!
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There are many many options, most of which can be found on the web, most of which claim to be the best, most of which are dreadful.\n\nI think rosettastone is probably the best right now, as far as reviews go...\n\nhttp://www2.rosettastone.com/en/offer/overture\n\nIt's a little pricey but they do include Japanese. The link above will bring you to the current special offer.
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register at http://www.languagetutors.org and you may find a better solution.
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Google can help you.\n\nVisit the Google's Language tools page, follow the link\nhttp://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=en
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G'day Dave,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nYou might want to look at enrolling in adult education classes for the languages.\n\nHowever, the BBC offers good language resources in both German and Spanish.\n\nI attach sources for your reference.\n\nRegards
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Really I think any language beautiful, except for English and German.  I love how Asian languages are.  I think they are so cool.  I also love Thai food :-)
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Terrible.  It is free for the military, so I have a lot of experience with it.  Every lesson for every language is almost exactly the same.  If you are really interested in learning a language, use a resource from a college located in that country that is focused on teaching foreigners their language.  I don't think anyone can actually learn to "speak" a language using Rosetta Stone.
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You shouldn't rely on one source to learn a language because they might have different points of view on things. I suggest that you use books, software, videos, and cassettes/ CDs to help you. Also, the Rosetta Stone one is pretty good and I think is worth it. It's up to you to decide.
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The one I've been using for a while is the best:\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/\nThey teach you common phrases, words, how to survive the most common situations etc.\n\nTry it, you won't be disappointed
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how about a language from Asia? you can learn Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), Korean, Tagalog, Thai or Japanese just so you'll be better rounded that way.