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    duolingo.com

    Duolingo

    Good for the first few hundred words and daily habit. Not sufficient on its own.

    Source: duolingo.com
  2. 2

    apps.ankiweb.net

    Anki

    Add spaced repetition in week two. This is what makes vocabulary stick.

    Source: apps.ankiweb.net
  3. 3

    languagereactor.com

    Language Reactor

    Subtitles you can learn from. Start once you have basic grammar.

    Source: languagereactor.com
  4. 4

    tandem.net

    Tandem — language exchange

    Speaking is the part everyone postpones. Start earlier than feels comfortable.

    Source: tandem.net
  5. 5

    bbc.co.uk

    BBC Languages archive

    Structured free courses for the major European languages.

    Source: bbc.co.uk

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