Best language app in your opinion?

[1truekhaleesi]

I'm learning Spanish because I work in healthcare and want my patients to be more comfortable. I use duolingo but I would like another app and I'm willing to pay.

[lrichl]

Go to a real in person class if you can because that is the best option. But duolingo will up there.

[1truekhaleesi]

I'll try. It might be difficult because of covid

[pervertedjester]

I'm no expert but I imagine listening to Spanish music might help. Melody seems to help the learning curve.

[pervertedjester]

Try the Spanish versions of your favorite songs so you have some context as well.

[1truekhaleesi]

That's a good idea. It'll help jog my memory if I already know the song

[Iluisa_Maya]

Well, you can try with YouTube videos😄.

I'm a native Spanish speaker I'm learning English and I like YouTube so I started to watch English videos.

We can practice if you want 😊

[1truekhaleesi]

That would be great! Feel free to follow and message me

[Iluisa_Maya]

Hi girl!

I can't massage you because I'm Xper 1😔 I'm going to answer more questions until I reach Xper 2 😁

[Nonfrivolous]

I think reading basic books is the best way to learn a new language. I would say wattpad

[Agape93]

Duolingo or HelloTalk

[DiegoO]

Babel

[An_Impulse]

netflix i'd say :D

[Guardian45]

Drops

[hknmhmn4]

Busuu

[Maninderdeepsharma]

Cake

[Cryptic-Game]

Maybe Babbel.