I am excited to try this feature, but I wish they would show you how many people have already joined the class! I have more confidence in writing (and very little confidence in speaking) so the thought of being in a class all by myself gives me sooooo much anxiety lol
I'm just an A1 student and have only been a Babbel member for one week. I feel overwhelmed after I get pass the greetings. I've had to do some lessons more than once because it's like I missed something sometimes.
I am absolutely amazed that right now for 79€ one can take ulimited classes in Babbel live, that seems like an absolute steal, and if one decide to subscribe for 1 year, there will be a 50% off of this already steal of a deal
could you please reply this if you saw this? is that really unlimited classes, like i can book for example 30 classes for a month, and pay just monthly subcription? or it is 5 classes/month as she is saying? please reply.
@@Sarah-mh1kx if you were asking me, then I have no idea, I haven't had the 400€ to buy the yearly subscription yet, however I contacted the Babbel support and they said it is unlimited number of classes indeed.
Thanks for the video, very informative. How do you feel about this program? Do you feel like you have learned something good? It seems your Spanish is pretty good. I'm trying to learn french, unfortunately, I'm not getting any support from my wife.....
I do really like this as a concept and in a world where currently the only way of learning for many is remotely ..... I have only just discovered this and the price plans seem very inflexible and expensive! I clearly missed out on the free trial from the time of recording. It's not great that you can only commit to a set number of levels in a monthly period (5,10,20) and even though these are discounted as your commitment to lesson numbers increases it still seems overpriced. Here in the UK they range from £17 - £11 per lesson / hour. Given that I'd probably only be wanting to commit to the 5 lesson option ... that is really quite expensive. I have done language courses through night classes at university and studied with Alliance Française and both were considerably cheaper options. I might give these a go out of curiosity but the content and teaching quality will have to be amazing or the price plan will have to change for it to become a longterm consideration. It's a shame because I do really like the option of booking lessons at my own convenience rather than being tied to a timetable.
now is that really unlimited classes, like i can book for example 30 classes for a month, and pay just monthly subcription? or it is 5 classes/month as you are saying? please reply.
I think it's a waste of time, honestly: - talking live about grammar doesn't give you any advantage or learning effect. It's not rocket science, you can learn that from a book, but most polyglots never learn grammar. - being in a group of 6 means that your time is basically only 10 minutes and even if this was 100% speaking time, it's really not worth it. - Live classes should be designed for speaking because that's the thing you CAN'T do on your own. But 10 minutes of speaking is not enough. - I think apps where you speak with random strangers who want to learn your language, are much more effective.
For me, I prefer taking private lessons when I'm at B2, cuz there'll be much more oral practice time. And being an upper intermediate allows me to find cheap private lessons on iTalki. Those for beginners are much more expensive. For A2-B1, I prefer group classes cuz they're much cheaper and at that level I don't feel like speaking too much. 10 minutes a class don't sound bad to me at all. I don't know about Babbel but the Lingoda classes are more about practice than feeding you grammar and vocabulary. Plus you could learn something from your classmates too.
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Nowadays the subscription offer unlimited classes. It's quite amazing! It really helped me with my french
Poursuis tes efforts alors c’est bien 👍🏾
bon courage à toi camarade, il faut poursuivre le cap
Thank you for showing us how live classes work out on babbel :)
I am excited to try this feature, but I wish they would show you how many people have already joined the class! I have more confidence in writing (and very little confidence in speaking) so the thought of being in a class all by myself gives me sooooo much anxiety lol
Same, I hope that'll be a feature at some point down the road
6 max I think :)
I wish I had had Babbel 25 years ago.
Me gusto tu video, voy animarme a usar babbel.
Thanks for your content! This feature seems to be new, and needs to be polished. Have a lot of potential, but for now sounds like a MVP project.
Lol! Just now I have noticed that this video is from 2 years ago. Sorry! xD
It has*
Babbel is located in Berlin so the times are strange because it’s made more for people living in Europe
We do indeed have strange times in Europe 😂
I'm just an A1 student and have only been a Babbel member for one week. I feel overwhelmed after I get pass the greetings. I've had to do some lessons more than once because it's like I missed something sometimes.
It's totally okay to take it slow! There's no right or wrong way to do it, as long as you enjoy it. Take those lessons as many times as you need to :)
I am absolutely amazed that right now for 79€ one can take ulimited classes in Babbel live, that seems like an absolute steal, and if one decide to subscribe for 1 year, there will be a 50% off of this already steal of a deal
could you please reply this if you saw this? is that really unlimited classes, like i can book for example 30 classes for a month, and pay just monthly subcription? or it is 5 classes/month as she is saying? please reply.
@@Sarah-mh1kx if you were asking me, then I have no idea, I haven't had the 400€ to buy the yearly subscription yet, however I contacted the Babbel support and they said it is unlimited number of classes indeed.
Yes I already did, it is unlimited classes. Thank you dear!
@@Sarah-mh1kx please, I'm thinking to buy subscription year , what are you thinking ? Is it worth?
@@paulodudu6701 if you are consistent in your class it is worth, if you are busy noo it is not, good teachers tho!
It would be so awsome if when I joined the live class, I discovered that Peggy Hill was the spanish teacher.
Thanks for the video, very informative. How do you feel about this program? Do you feel like you have learned something good? It seems your Spanish is pretty good. I'm trying to learn french, unfortunately, I'm not getting any support from my wife.....
Do they ever have specials for Babbel Live like they do for the regular (non-live) app subscription?
Unfortunately no. At this point they're pretty much giving away the app (it's free with Live membership), so Live is full price
Thanks@@MultilingualMastery
I didn't have the 5 lessons free with the subscription .. :/
Do you have to show your face? I’m extremely camera shy and I can’t learn with a camera on me, I know because of e learning
Yes, you are supposed to use your camera
I do really like this as a concept and in a world where currently the only way of learning for many is remotely ..... I have only just discovered this and the price plans seem very inflexible and expensive! I clearly missed out on the free trial from the time of recording. It's not great that you can only commit to a set number of levels in a monthly period (5,10,20) and even though these are discounted as your commitment to lesson numbers increases it still seems overpriced. Here in the UK they range from £17 - £11 per lesson / hour. Given that I'd probably only be wanting to commit to the 5 lesson option ... that is really quite expensive. I have done language courses through night classes at university and studied with Alliance Française and both were considerably cheaper options. I might give these a go out of curiosity but the content and teaching quality will have to be amazing or the price plan will have to change for it to become a longterm consideration. It's a shame because I do really like the option of booking lessons at my own convenience rather than being tied to a timetable.
Hello .I have a question.If i will subscribe premium Babble then can i join all teachers lessons or how is that working ?
ya no es gratis, están cobrando extra:(
9am isn’t early
It is for us night owls
Babbel live has the same cost of any Babbel supscription?
nope. it is more expensive than just babbel app only
Are they still doing the 5 classes a month w/ membership?
Currently a Babbel Live membership is (I believe) unlimited classes with the app included.
@@MultilingualMastery Oh okay.. so no way to buy individual classes anymore like you h
ve.
Not with Babbel, no. That's how Lingoda works, though!
now is that really unlimited classes, like i can book for example 30 classes for a month, and pay just monthly subcription? or it is 5 classes/month as you are saying? please reply.
I think it's a waste of time, honestly:
- talking live about grammar doesn't give you any advantage or learning effect. It's not rocket science, you can learn that from a book, but most polyglots never learn grammar.
- being in a group of 6 means that your time is basically only 10 minutes and even if this was 100% speaking time, it's really not worth it.
- Live classes should be designed for speaking because that's the thing you CAN'T do on your own. But 10 minutes of speaking is not enough.
- I think apps where you speak with random strangers who want to learn your language, are much more effective.
If that's your experience, sure. Many language learners enjoy those things and find a lot of value in them.
For me, I prefer taking private lessons when I'm at B2, cuz there'll be much more oral practice time. And being an upper intermediate allows me to find cheap private lessons on iTalki. Those for beginners are much more expensive. For A2-B1, I prefer group classes cuz they're much cheaper and at that level I don't feel like speaking too much. 10 minutes a class don't sound bad to me at all. I don't know about Babbel but the Lingoda classes are more about practice than feeding you grammar and vocabulary. Plus you could learn something from your classmates too.
Práctica conmigo Espańol y yo practico contigo inglés.
I can