Whats the best German learning program available.\nknow there was one used by \nthe CIA but I can't rem?
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I'm not sure about what the CIA uses, but I have heard nothing but great things about the Rosetta Stone language learning programs.
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Hi there, \nMy mom is using a software that is called Talk Now! English.  She says the programs included in this package are really helpful and entertaining.  She's learned a lot. Of course, she also has books on tapes, and I make her practice her English with me.
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There are so many different sites to learn German, but to learn it properly you must live in Germany and learn the language first hand.\n\nhttp://german.about.com/\nwww.goetheinstitute.com
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A good,free site.\nhttp://german.about.com/library/blgrammatik.htm
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I am studying Hebrew using Rosetta Stone's program.  It is very good, and is available either online or on a CD (which I prefer).  They are at http://www.rosettastone.com, and you can "test-drive" the software online before you buy it.
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Try the Goethe Institut. In a nice location, well priced, has courses for many different levels.\nhttp://www.goethe.de/ins/de/ort/gst/ber/enindex.htm\n(Course page with types of classes)\nhttp://www.goethe.de/ins/de/spr/enindex.htm
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I'm learning German.  http://www.polyglot-learn-language.com/  Or practice with me.
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Program I used to use for English was "Dragon Point and Speak".\nNot sure if it does other languages, but worked very good for English!\nThe link point to a old version, but it will put you on the right track.\nOther one was called "Dragon Naturally Speaking"
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Lot's of info here.\nhttp://german.about.com/
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The Pimsleur program is very good. I purchased the Pimsleur Portuguese I program and I thought it was extremely helpful in learning the basics of speaking Portuguese. However, it will not teach you how to write or read it. If you want to learn how to read and write then maybe you can try my approach. Once you have completed the entire program, all 30 lessons, get a dictionary in your target language and start from the very beginning of the program and look up all of the words you hear in the dictionary. Additionally, in order to do verb conjugations, go to the Dictionary.com website, type in the English and have it translate the phrase into the language of your choice. (Ex: I am, You are, He is, She is, We are, They are) Furthermore, write all of this information down in a notebook and review daily. That's what has worked for me so far.
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use the following link to learn german\n   http://www.byki.com/download_FLS.pl?cod=AN2T2
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I found the 8-CD course by Michel Thomas to be fantastic. From zero to conversational Spanish in a week - just playing the CDs in the car on my way to and from work.\n\nEven the 2-CD basic course gives you enough to get by on holiday (with a bit of arm-waving, pointing and English thrown in)\n\nHe also does German, French, Italian,...
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Learn German free onlineBasic German course with 300 free questions and answers\nhttp://Learno.com/german\n\nGerman - FreeAudio vocabulary, lessons, phrases \nhttp://www.ZapGerman.com\n\nAlso: http://german.about.com/
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I've actually pondered that same question myself...I took 6 years of German yet there is a lot of "street German" I don't know. Here are a couple of suggestions.\nFirst, try your local library. They have an interconnected system and may be able to help you find the books you seek through interlibrary loan, rather than buying them and finding out they don't have the info you need.\n\nSecond...Here's something that helped me out. In my case, I looked up my local German-American society and went to a couple of their functions. They are happy to help someone learn the nuances of the language. You mentioned "Japanese" in your post; I assume you're working on learning Japanese. Try looking up a Japanese-American group or society in your area. I'm sure they would help as well.\n\nHope this info helped you a little.
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I learned Russian from this program but they teach many many languages\n\nI found it the most helpful\n\nhttp://www.unforgettablelanguages.com
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Terrible.  It is free for the military, so I have a lot of experience with it.  Every lesson for every language is almost exactly the same.  If you are really interested in learning a language, use a resource from a college located in that country that is focused on teaching foreigners their language.  I don't think anyone can actually learn to "speak" a language using Rosetta Stone.