First of all before even considering the list below, hands down the best way to learn any language is to live in a country and with the people that speak that language.
Here a list of what I use to learn languages:
- Babbel: costs a little but offers a comprehensive course for many languages at all levels, i got a super cheap membership with so random GroupOn deal, anyway moving on.
- Duolingo: its completely free! this app is great to practise the basics, you can even compete with friends.
- Grammar books: the back bone of learning grammar is practise, find a textbook like this just full of simple exercises.
- Dual language books: in my opinion utterly useless, but I didn't stop me using them for many years.
- Skype language exchanges: Tandem is particularly good, also heard about Hellotalk.
- Blogs: there are absolutely millions of language blogs, you have to sift through them to find a good one like this and this, best of all they are completely free!
- Podcasts: this coffeebreak series by radiolingua is incredible and again freeeee!
You dont have to spend any money to learn a language it only requires dedication and of course hours of practise practise practise.
I found this book really helped, Fluent Forever by Gabriel Wyner.
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