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Babbel year's offer

Manach · 2015-01-02 22:23:07

I'm not affiliated with site. Babble are offering about 1/3 off their yearly subscription. Personally I've found them to be good with their courses but duolingo is nearly as good and free.

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Manach

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I'm not affiliated with site. Babble are offering about 1/3 off their yearly subscription. Personally I've found them to be good with their courses but duolingo is nearly as good and free.

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Oldish thread, but does anyone have any experience with both?

I'm leveling up on Duallingo with my Spanish and Irish and would like to boost my Spanish knowledge with a similar application.

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#3 08-05-2015 1:25pm

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Babbel I found to more advanced technically and perhaps was better at the verbal/prouncation aspects of the language. Duolingo had the more lively user community and seemed to have more contemporary idiom.

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