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Duolingo French vs. Frantastique: which is best?

Launched in 2012, Duolingo French is one of many courses launched by Duolingo after the platform was created in 2012. Duolingo French offers more than 200 lessons.

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German certification: all you need to know about the Goethe-Zertifikat

Offered by the Goethe-Instituten in Germany, the Goethe-Zertifikat are tests that certify a candidate’s proficiency in German.

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HelloTalk vs. Gymglish: which is best?

HelloTalk is a mobile application (Android and iOS) for learning foreign languages, enabling learners to connect with native speakers.

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10 Funny French Sayings explained

There are French proverbs or sayings, and then there are French phrases and idioms. The difference is subtle, but they are all forms of expression that can throw French learners for a loop…

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Basic French Grammar: 12 Tips to Get You Started

Learning a new language isn’t easy, but that doesn’t mean it has to be hard either. The best way to begin is by learning the essentials to create a strong foundation, piece by piece, so you can build up to complete fluency.

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8 French Tongue Twisters To Perfect Your Pronunciation

Improve and perfect your French pronunciation with these fun and challenging tongue twisters !

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64 Common, Vital French Phrases for Your Survival

Learn common French words and everyday vocabulary, like bonjour, so you can have a meaningful conversation in no time.

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Mondly vs. Gymglish: which is best?

Created in 2014 and based in Romania, Mondly is an online language learning platform currently offering 33 languages, including English, Spanish and German.

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10 valuable reasons to learn Spanish

Did you know that Spanish is one of the three most taught languages in the world? It’s a fact as a matter of fact. As a language passport to more than 20 countries around the globe, Spanish offers a wealth of work, social and travel opportunities.

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10 reasons to learn German

Today, an estimated 130 million people consider German their native or second language, making it the European Union’s first language. It is the third most widely learned language in the EU, and there are around 15 million people worldwide currently learning the language.