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3. Rosetta Stone. Rosetta Stone's app is a classic app for learning Spanish. It's been around for ages and for a good reason. It offers users a balanced approach to language learning with …

There is no best app. No one app will make you fluent, and we all have different learning styles. Try them all, see what works for you.

Hello! I am looking for the best app/program for me to learn spanish. Although I am hispanic, I was never taught Spanish, and I would love to learn so I can talk to my girlfriends family better …

When choosing an app to learn Spanish, we feel like we’re shopping for something that should be simple but overwhelms us to no end.. All apps claim to be “fun”, “the best”, “the fastest”, …

I've been using Duolingo - and I'm getting some great vocabulary but I'm having a hard time with past, present, future tense, and with us, ...

Best Apps to learn Spanish: Spanish Translator +, is like having a language expert with you wherever you go. HelloTalk, describes itself as “The Ultimate Language Exchange.”. Learn Spanish +, this app cuts to the chase and helps you start speaking Spanish today. Memrise, is one of the best educational apps for individuals who want to make ...

To anyone that started from scratch learning Spanish and now can speak pretty ... Lupa is another great app but you can't use it on the go.

Lengalia and Fluencia are probably the best two Spanish 'apps'. I use Lengalia for grammar but one thing isn't going to get you there. The whole concept of just doing an app and you'll be …

Best app for learning. I'm in advance nivel in spanish. I want an app or program that will push be past that and into fluency. In fact, I will be in Spain this summer. So give me a program or …

146. r/languagelearning. Join. • 18 hr. ago. Made a small language learning game, supporting English, French, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, and German. It purely focuses on learning new …

Best Apps to learn Spanish: Spanish Translator +, is like having a language expert with you wherever you go. HelloTalk, describes itself as “The Ultimate Language Exchange.” Learn Spanish +, this app cuts to the chase and helps you start speaking Spanish today.

Lingq is pretty great. Ability to save words and lookup words or phrases. Can input any news article you want and they have a ton of lessons with audio and text. It's free and you only pay …

Babbel was the best app I used to learn Spanish. I've tried Duo, Busuu, Rosetta Stone, and another well-known app I forgot.

Lingq is pretty great. Ability to save words and lookup words or phrases. Can input any news article you want and they have a ton of lessons with audio and text. It's free and you only pay ($10/month) if you want to save words or use their dictionary. andrewnyer • hace 4 a.

I'm learning Spanish the laziest way possible i.e. using an app. I'm currently using Duolingo which imo is a very great app. I have learned a … Press J to jump to the feed. Press question …

Busuu is a great interactive app and actually makes you feel like you are learning. It is also by far the best when it comes to learning ...

Hello! I am looking for the best app/program for me to learn spanish. Although I am hispanic, I was never taught Spanish, and I would love to learn so I can talk to my girlfriends family better instead of just saying the basic "Hola" etc. are there any apps or programs/classes you all recommend I check out free is preferred, but if I have to pay for a better experience then thats fine with me ...

I use two apps. The first is Duolingo. It's very familiar, it's like a game and very fun, but the progress is pretty fast for so it's harder to remember words. The second one is Memrise. It has a slower pace so it is easier to learn. Read about both of those, they have a lot about them on the Internet. 8.

Memrise, is one of the best educational apps for individuals who want to make learning Spanish an enjoyable experience.

You should try this app called Time2Talk (www.time2talk.app) You can practice speaking with native speakers whenever you want. It's awesome ...

I know this question has been asked many times, but I've been searching for a lot of resources and websites that I can use to learn Spanish, ...

There is no best app. No one app will make you fluent, and we all have different learning styles. Try them all, see what works for you. And if it stops working, switch to something else. Another good source to check out is "dreaming Spanish" on YouTube. FeelingTomato • hace 6 m No app is going to make you fluent. Conversational, maybe.

Some Spanish learners really like Rosetta Stone (the software uses images, text, and sound to teach words and grammar by spaced repetition, without translation). Preply is a good resource …

I think DuoLingo is probably the best app that I have seen for Spanish from English, and I have looked at a lot. It is easy and it covers ...

DuoLingo is great to learn new vocabulary, but I think Busuu is more helpful conversationally and has a neat feature where native speakers ...