Language Learning - Educational Trackers?

[anonymis]

Hey guys,

Currently scouring the internet looking for some surprisingly obscure language-learning programs. Does anyone know a good place to start? Any educational trackers specialize in this kind of thing? Thanks.

 

[Lady]

why don't you share with us what you're looking for. it will make our life easier in trying to help you.

 

[DariaÂ]

Rosetta Stone, Pimsleur are nice language learning programs and you can find them on almost any e-learning trackers - even piratebay.
What.cd, bitme etc.

Don't think it'll be easy. Some results can be seen only after months of practice.

 

[tasteM]

Places like dH have the entire Rosetta Stone collection, if I'm not mistaken.

 

[natemail00]

I don't know what dH is but if it has Rosetta Stone French levels 4 and 5, I need to get there =P

 

[pedroeduardo]

I don't know what dH is

DigitalHive!

 

[Lessons]

dH I'm assuming is Digital Hive mate, it's ok I 'spose, nothing special you can't get in any one of a hundred other places, some of which you will most likely be on

Edit: Damn you Anon... beat me to it... :lol:

 

[Brittany G]

yep, a new tracker is the last thing I need haha.

But I don't understand why I still can't find RS French 4 and 5 absolutely nowhere! =/

 

[Carnation]

Rosetta Stone is quite good. It provides you a fully specific language environment by showing pictures with explanations, pronounciation as well.

 

[WishfulThinker]

Hey guys, thanks for the replies. I was looking for "Tell Me More Spanish" or "Fluenz Spanish" because they were rated higher than Rosetta Stone on this one site I was checking out. But I guess Rosetta Stone is worth a try, at least until a torrent pops up with those programs.

7th, yeah I can't locate those anywhere... how odd. French is a really popular language, too. You've completed the first 3 levels, then? How fluent have you become?