dochi no ho ga benkyo shimaska?

[adrienmundi]

French
Greek
Russian

I'm looking to start Rosetta Stone, and these are the languages I'm considering.

Comments

[drawingthenail.livejournal.com]

I have the French version - Levels 1 and 2. I really like it. The program is not cheap as I'm sure you've found, but the immersion into the language is really effective. No English at all. After I finish with the French version I hope to move on to German. Good luck! :)

[adrienmundi]

Yeah, I've looked over their promo materials, and the intuitive connection seems to be my favored way of learning, rather than rote memorization of declensions and tenses, so I'm looking forward to it.

[ineffabelle]

My vote would be for the Greek.

[adrienmundi]

Well, there's only one person with whom I could probably speak it, and I imagine I'd get frustrated early, as I'd want to actually communicate rather than learn, but... I don't know. With French, there are more people with whom I could speak it (to varying levels of fluency), and Russian is just hot.

[skiadaimonos.livejournal.com]

yes, but imagine the possibilities.....


French would be more useful though.

[adrienmundi]

Aren't you French certified in Greece, or something?

I'm sure the promise of tutoring might be encouraging.. 0:)

[izys.livejournal.com]

Ancient or Modern Greek?

[adrienmundi]

Modern, because I really want to be able to speak it.

mininova

[deviantbreed.livejournal.com]

you can save some via bittorrent.