Whats the best language learning software? Price is not a factor

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>>18301200
This.

>>18301200
bump

https://www.duolingo.com/
Duolingo.

Also bump.

another bump

>>18301200
It depends on the language you're wanting to learn. Some programs teach better than others at certain languages.

>>18301200
Why even bother? Just get better at using Google Translate. You will never be as good as a machine. It will also effectively teach you bits and pieces in the process if you pay attention. I can't learn from lists of words anyway-- only from seeing the same text side by side in both languages.

>>18302244
this post couldn't be more wrong

use duolingo and youtube courses OP

>>18301200
Travel or get yourself into groups where English isn't spoken. I've learned several languages that way in a few years. Never perfect, but efficient enough.

You are better off reading a book. Textbooks have been around much longer than software. What book to read depends on the language.

thanks for the input bros

just read low level literature in the language you want to learn.
this is how I learned my first second language.