Language Learning Center for Pc

I’ve finished the first lesson, and so far, I like it. However, almost all of the lessons are behind a paywall. The app doesn’t seem to provide the English translations or any transliterations, which is good - it has you jump straight into the the app, both with sound and spellings. However, if you want to learn a the app that doesn’t share your alphabet, make sure to learn your alphabet with a different app, first, so you can sound out what it is that you’re learning, rather than just recognizing the words. I’m learning Russian, as a native English speaker, so the alphabet is a bit different. Chinese learners probably shouldn’t use this app, since you’ll want to learn the Hanzi, but by learning your Hanzi, you’d already learn everything here. >>> No matter which the app you’re learning, do not rely on any single app - download a bunch of them, and go through all of them, even if you feel like you’ve already learned the stuff they provide. By learning in a multitude of ways, you’ll reinforce what you’ve learned, which will allow you to think and speak that the app more reliably. Check all of the app stores on all of your device platforms for more apps, and learn from all of them. After you’ve gotten along pretty far, use chat apps and find native speakers of the the app you’re learning to practice with real people.

The description stated this included Polish (and I would like hindi as well), however I have not found polish anywhere in this system. Where are all the languages it stated it had?

15 different languages to choose! Before you download the full course you can see what's it all about. The difficulty is good for the beginners. I've tried to learn French and German and found it super effective. Writing part is a bit hard. It takes you more time to complete the tasks. I had some issues with accents under the letters but support team explained me what I had done wrong. Like this way of leaning: everythings simple&fun.

This is a horrible way to learn a the app for the very reason that you have no idea what you're actually saying. This app will show you a picture of a teenage boy standing in front of his car on a sunny day and will say "tah-tsu" in the voice of a man and a woman (if you want to learn japanese.) What are you referring to? The car? His clothing? The fact that he's a teenager? The fact that he's standing? Or the weather? It's a horrible app and I would not reccomend it to ANYONE.