It can be a life-changing experience to learn your new language. It is possible by knowing the right techniques and having the necessary resources that you can really develop your language skill as well as achieve your language goals. Here are some tools that should definitely be on your list:
Language Learning Apps
Duolingo: A gamified language learning platform, Duolingo is fun and addictive.
Memrise: Uses spaced repetition to memorize vocabulary and grammar.
Babbel: Emphasis on spoken and practical language skills
Rosetta Stone: A completely immersive approach to learning a language through interactive lessons and speech recognition.
Online Language Courses
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edX: Offers self-paced courses featuring video lectures, quizzes and assignments in both languages.
Udemy: Has different language courses at varying price points and expertise levels.
Language Exchange Platforms
Tandem: Find native speakers and practice with them while exchanging cultures.
HelloTalk, — exchanging chatting (text-based), voice calling and video calling with language partners
Language Learning Websites
BBC Learning English – Variety of resources, news articles, videos, and exercises.
EnglishClub: Offers grammar, vocabulary and reading comprehension exercises
British Council LearnEnglish — A variety of free resources to learn English: lessons, tests and games.
Further Advice on Efficient Methods of Language Studies
Get immersed: Watch movies, listen to music, and read books in English or the other language you want to learn.
Regular Practice: It is important to practice consistently.
Set Reasonable Goals: Split your language-learning goals into smaller, more realistic steps.
Mistakes Are Part Of The Game: Do Not Be Scared To Make Mistakes
Tutor or Language Buddy: A buddy can serve most of every purpose above—exposing you to more new language, you can converse with the r and have someone who motivates, holds you accountable–the whole deal.
