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What are your thoughts on audio & text language apps? (LingQ, FluenDay, Beelinguapp, and what?)

3 upvotes • everythingisfine5
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Seeking Advice on Effectively Using ANKI for Advanced Language Fluency

3 upvotes • LeftProfessional775
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Looking for recommendations on Accent Reduction instructors/classes

3 upvotes • NoExam2412
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Yabla, FluentU and Lingopie

3 upvotes • Languageiseverything
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Starting with 0 knowledge, how fluent could I get in Mandarin if I moved to a Mandarin speaking city, and took formal lessons for 6 - 8 hours every weekday for 1 year?

3 upvotes • RikeMoss456
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Beginner here

3 upvotes • Axiom06
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How to use parent native speakers to learn a language as an adult. Has anyone done this?

3 upvotes • Wonderful-Deer-7934
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Are there online groups dedicated to the study of Elamite?

3 upvotes • blueroses200
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Improving listening skills ?

2 upvotes • Low-Mango-4759
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Babble lifetime.

2 upvotes • rogueit
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