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Is the teaching of the writing system the only reason why you wouldn't recommend Rocket for Russian? I have started learning Russian with Rocket. The fact that they use latin letters for Russian words is very bad. But I guess this will change in a more advanced level. It's actually very easy to learn the cyrillic alphabet. I learned it within a few days by RUclips tutorials. So I think the writing system shouldn't be a reason not to choose Rocket Russian.

Well done for pointing out the fact that there is not much difference between premium and free. That has now been unfixed.

I've just been trying the Mandarin blueprint challenge (currently $7) worth it to get a taster of the course. I can remember words and characters easily and know how to write and pronounce them.

You’re video is not worth shit if you’re selling the product.

I did about an hour a day of Duolingo for 6 months and a lot of supplementing my learning with Spanish verb workbooks, reading short stories, and RUclips videos geared towards speaking. I was really able to communicate a slew of wants and needs in Spanish in a city where very little English is spoken. I can also have a decent amount of varying small conversations. I like Duolingo but ultimately you need to do a lot more than just rely on the app. Additionally my listening comprehension was bad, but my wife typically has a decent ear for Spanish and she struggled in this new region of Mexico we went to. Gonna have to really ramp up my listening intake via podcasts and programs. I do feel that Duolingo helped with some listening to Spanish speakers when at the store in the US for example, but in Mexico I barely got anything! 😂

I'd like to include: 1.) Language Endeavor-HSK 1-6 audiobooks, workbooks and writing characters 2.) Mandarin Click- HSK Vocabulary based stories 3.) Mandarin Corner - HSK beginner to intermediate level based sentences and high intermediate/advanced podcasts. 4.) Purple culture dictionary (Google search Engine) 5.) Li Chao Chinese- Breaks down every character and translates it to English, chapter by chapter from HSK levels 1-4. (He is no longer active on his channel but his material is still up. He's the best. 6.) GRADED READERS

While I agree with your accessment on Super Chinese, it is much better than Hello Chinese thus should get better rating then HelloChinese. I have used both and dialogs in Super Chinese are much more meaningful and useful, pronounciation lesson makes your practice and not act as pasive learning so as while using Hello Chinese.

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The Castilian Spanish course is a bit poor. There appears to be no quality control over production, because its native Spanish speakers, most particularly the male one, has a habit of poor pronunciation and slurring words together, making many totally unintelligible. On a few occasions I noticed the wrong tense of word being spoken, possible due to lazy editing by the audio engineer. The audio on the mp3 files is a bit woolly too, as are the French and German ones (and probably the rest too), and contain many transient clicks that can hurt the ears. I had to load all the files into an order editor to raise the treble content for better clarity and remove the transients before saving them at a bit-rate of 160kbps, which is far more sensible than the over-the-top 320kbps that Pimsleur supplies them at. Alas, considering it's supposedly one of the market leaders, there's an overwhelmingly strong sense of amateurism about Pimsleur's product.

clearly a paid actor reading a "real sounding" script for this all language resources website.

Your English is fluent and understandable, but, as a teacher myself, I must point out that it's proNUNciation. Not proNOUNciation.

After 4 years, l reached 2,500 words on the Memrise app📱🇯🇵😁👍

You forgot to mention that Rocket doesn’t use native speakers throughout. Who wants to hear another English speaker with our lazy vowels trying to speak another language? Not me. The voice recognition can still give you 100% even for really bad pronunciation so it’s not very useful. You also used the Spanish flag, but there’s no Castilian Spanish available. The Spanish course is the South American Spanish of Chile, where there’s no vosotros or ceceo.

Merci beaucoup, cette vidéo m'a été très utile.

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The babbel commercial with the little girl who speaks like a baby and speaks perfect english, and the adults who run a restaurant and can't speak english doesnt make sense

Plz 🙏🙏

Super helpful, thorough and well made video! You can tell you actually did your research into each of these platforms, and haven't just slapped together a click bait list video with no actual info about the courses. Really appreciated

*it covers grammar pretty well. “It covers grammar pretty good” Is incorrect grammar.

You funny :D.

3:45 not sure where you went. couldn't see.

You know he has a script. There’s no way his English is that well.

There's only a minimum subscription now.. $50 au for 3 months now..

3:31 - It helps if you write / type your own transcript. I had the Audio only lessons and typing down the conversations in your own language spelled out phonetically is what made the lessons stick in your head. It's like actually studying and learning 😀

I'm having trouble with the username part

This is awesome-I think that learning the literal translation is just as important as learning the closest (sensical) translation/intepretation, as it allows you to understand the language a lot deeper.

"Chinese" is a misnomer for Mandarin. Please use the proper terms.

Nice programs, but still not for beginners, intermediate yes.

Man, you sound very pinoy. Lol

Do you have any recommendations for pre made anki decks?? was looking for something to just start going over the most used characters.

Wow this video was so thorough and helpful, thanks so much!

You can read more about it: viranium.com/apps/language-learning-app-babbel-sold-1m-us-subscriptions-this-year-moves-into-language-travel

Been using Memrise for European Portuguese. The App says, "nos" means "us" and not "we." Also "maravilhoso" means "wonderful" and not "marvelous." It drives me crazy. The versiou I have is so very rudimentary.

U know I really don’t want to pay for it cause I’m broke

I am doing Memrise in European Spanish at the moment. I love the videos of real people and I especially love the up-to-date language used. What other course would teach you "mierda" in the very beginning? Or "tienes condones"? (Do you have condoms?). I am not really learning Spanish since I reached a fairly high level having lived in Mexico for several years and having majored in Spanish at university, but I am doing European Spanish to see how it is different from Mexican Spanish, which is probably the most taught variety of the language. And I am really enjoying it and actually learning some new words that are quite common in Spain and not in Mexico. What I would definitely not recommend is Duolingo. It is basically a translation course and even with that premise it does a poor job. Up-to-date vocabulary and phrases, used by native speakers, do not exist in the Duolingo world. "Your insects are on my plate" is not something you would ever say in Italy. Or "my snake eats your cakes", "the butterflies in the zoo are his", and "I am a butterfly." The list goes on. One thing I also noticed is that mistakes on Duolingo are never corrected. You can read the comments and see how five years ago a mistake was pointed out and it is still there.

Omy Heck! ¡Gracias! I think that Spainish is a Must for any North American to learn, its time... I've heard these words todo mi vida in passing, but I am ready for a deeper dive for myself and mi familia. What if we live in Oaxaca or Peru one day!?!

No language learning app is going to make you 100% fluent. The apps just help you

Thanks so much for your great work!

I know some laptops have privacy screens, but i'm 95% sure the psychopath at 0:18 is just staring at a blank screen watching himself eat popcorn in the reflection.

Having been through most of Pimsleur Spanish, I think your review is very accurate. I like using the "Quick Match" as a way to review by ignoring the multiple choice and trying to translate the phrases, it becomes a review of most of the major the phrases in a lesson. Although as you said, it would be nice to have a complete transcript.

I need to learn German do you like to help me please 👏

What are thoughts of Busuu? Thanks

When you said Coffee Break Spanish was your cup of tea, I was waiting for the pun! It’s my cup of coffee! Haha

defiantly underrated channel, keep up the good work :D

I regularly refer to your blog for language resource reviews! Excellent job, thanks for your content.

To me it's better than 100% of the other apps out there because it actually teaches Portuguese as opposed to Brazilian.

Thanks for the comparison. FLUENTU is out of my price range. I may be able to afford Yabla if I cut back on a few luxuries (ie..food)

Nice reviews. I always feel like I have to defend Duolingo a bit for motivated learners. So, first it does have grammar tutorials both on the web and app (the bulb icon after you click on a skill). But their focus is to teach inductive grammar (as in indirect and intuitive learning) instead of explicit grammar rules. It does offer progression and does a great job teaching you how to structure sentences. Also, they teach you vocabilary many times without you noticing first. Then they ask you directly just to make sure. The cons are: unpopular courses are forgotten by the staff and rarely updated; it lacks speaking activities and dialogues. However, their Spanish, French and English (for Portuguese speakers) are really well done. They've added dialogues, reading and listening exercises.