It explains the grammar. It comes in small modules you can do in a few minutes. You can repeat anything easily . It tests your knowledge properly. You learn what you would actually want to... See more
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It explains the grammar. It comes in small modules you can do in a few minutes. You can repeat anything easily . It tests your knowledge properly. You learn what you would actually want to... See more
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Instead of just simple repeating you have been giving me new and sometimes difficult lessons in Spanish. Is there any chance you will offer a course in Arabic?
All ok so far but the course seems to be progressing too quickly - luckily I know the vocabulary being used but then I am not a novice learner m. Am I doing something wrong - I’m just going through th... See more
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The Babbel app is well designed & I have found moving through the various modules easy to do. My biggest challenge is (and has always been with trying to learn Italian over a number of years), that I... See more
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Babbel is a world-renowned language learning platform. Founded in 2007 and built by over 200 experts, Babbel offers beginner to advanced courses in 14 languages. What sets Babbel apart from other apps is its focus on helping users develop practical conversational skills right from the start. When you learn with Babbel, you gain the skills and confidence to start speaking in your new language right away. With its range of features including AI-powered speech recognition technology, and a vocabulary trainer that uses the spaced repetition method to help learners internalise the vocabulary, Babbel has created success stories for millions of language learners around the world.
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Babbel ticks all the boxes for me. You get detailed explanations on aspects of grammar with working examples, regular reviews testing the student on the work previously covered in the exercises and an extensive range of podcasts and other listening exercises to train the ear to recognise the spoken language.

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Honestly didn’t expect much when I signed up, but Babbel surprised me. I’ve been using it for a few weeks and I can already form basic sentences, which is motivating. The bite-sized lessons make it easy to fit into my day, even with a busy schedule. Feels more like learning something useful rather than just playing a game.

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I am enjoying Babbel tremendously. The teaching is very methodical and thorough and the exercises are very helpful. The grammar section is to die for and the teachers’ voices are beautiful. No complaints so far especially after I discovered that there is a comprehensive section on ‘subjonctif’! Thank you

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I am taking a begginer course in Swedish and lessonns seems very advanced for someone who has no experience with the languae.
In general I like this app, but I am facing already very complicated sentences and I struggle with that (And I am on lesson 3...)

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Lesson structure is somehow repetitive. I find that vocabulary is learnt a bit in isolation, in that words are presented but it could be better if after introducing them, this would be followed by more examples of useful sentences and uses of the word.

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Well structured courses and good content. Compared to other apps, it does seem as if the examples are more realistic.
Other apps I tried to use came with silly sentences like "You really like that old tree" ... uhm, right.
Babbel definitely seems like it's using much better sentences.
One thing that could be improved (my opinion only of course), compared with other apps, is perhaps add more exercises. What I mean is, especially when new grammar concepts are explained in a lesson, I would welcome it if there was a section of exercises specifically dedicated to that bit of grammer.
Perhaps it's there and I'm just a dumb user who didn't find it yet :). I found the "daily vocab workout" bit. That's fine but a bit limited.
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Update after very quick answer from Babbel: Yup, found it, thank you, the problem was indeed me!
Curious how soon the “more content coming soon” will happen, looking forward to being able to practice more the different past tenses and the mysterious Spanish subjunctivo ;-).
In any case, thank you team Babbel!

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I now combine what I have learnt with listening to IGA supermarket Kronan Mellerud advertisement. This gives me real time experience with the language, not that I want to buy anything or otherwise interested in their product. I get this from my facebook contact. It works & is free so why not use it. everything is good but I can't find any other podcast in Swedish

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Babbel actually helps with grammar, pronouns, how to conjugate verbs in a structural learning method compared to other language learning apps. The word bank is extremely useful as well :)

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Moved across to Babbel from Duolingo. I like the way you can set learning areas to how you will actually want to use use the language (travel) - not having to put up with random sentences and subjects that will not benefit my learning.
The only area I would like to see improved is having a lot more podcasts available about everyday situations for example - buying train tickets, that I could just plug in and listen to when I’m at the gym or out walking.
Only a minor niggle, and still think Babbel is a great language app and the way forward for me.
The learning 'style' is OK, but only OK. Rather repetitive and definitely predictable, so doesn't always encourage 'learning' French only learning thf pattern of what's coming.

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I enjoy the variety of learning methods - listening, writing, speaking etc. i had trouble setting up the microphone on Safari so had to use Google Chrome.

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Very good! The most I like Guided conversations - wish it will be more dialogues there for practice speaking

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I like the fact I can review and practice previous learning. This really helps to start to embed new vocabulary and sentence structures.

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Getting on well with the app, also using Duolingo, I feel using two methods is useful. I do find the Babbel app does sometimes move on too quickly before a chance to read properly has been given, this is annoying.

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Well constructed programme with many resources for practice and vocabulary

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Very frustrated with this language course. There is very little guidance in how to navigate the topics and content. The course does not build on solid repetition so my progress is slow. The voice recognition is frustrating too.
My girlfriend started using Duolingo at the same time and she is streaks ahead of me and she has fun. I should have gone with that too.

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I have been using Babbel for nearly two months. Having changed from Duolingo.
Overall I am very pleased,
I like the variety within Babbel, plus the ability to replay lessons.
However I have needed to compliment Babbel with two additional learning resources. These being Rapid Spanish earworms. Which exploits music
and coffee break Spanish for simple reinforcement.
Complimented resources have been very beneficial

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At present I seem to be doing endless boring exercises rather than learning. I found that I seem to have "completed the course" quickly but am not confident about grammar at all. The exercise I am doing now are largely just vocabulary, where I want detailed sections on grammar

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Good, bite sized learning curated to specified needs

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Love how I get to set the pace, and choose what to focus on - grammar, vocabulary on specific topics, listening skills. Do as much or as little as you want, or can - you’re in charge

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