Posted on Nov 4, 2015
What apps and/or sites do you use to learn or maintain language proficiency?
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Defense Language Institute (DLI)
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I like the way DuoLingo works. It reminds me of Rosetta Stone. I was pissed when the military moved to HeadStart.
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http://www.lingnet.org is a good site. It has an online diagnostic assessment which allows you to test and get an approximation of your scores.
Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center | Monterey, Ca
DLIFLC is a multi-service school for active and reserve components, foreign military students, and civilian personnel working in the federal government and various law enforcement agencies.
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I use products from the DLI homepage.
There was a really good site I used called dlpt.net that I used to study Korean, but it was taken down.
There was a really good site I used called dlpt.net that I used to study Korean, but it was taken down.
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babbel, and there's another app that allows me to create flashcards - that's been one of the more beneficial apps in regards to sustaining my vocabulary. Other than that, having a LHD doesn't hurt.
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I wish Babbel taught some Asian languages. I'll keep them for reference, though. Thanks.
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Right now, I'm using ChineseSkill for Mandarin and Nemo Tagalog for Filipino.
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Craig's List! You have to be an English major to decipher some of the inbred English that is on there!
Not what you meant?! LOL
Not what you meant?! LOL
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Facebook memes give me plenty enough reason to check out Urban Dictionary at times.
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