# Learning a new language

Category: Language and Culture

## Post 1 by TheLeslieThing (I can't call it a day til I enter the zone BBS) on Tuesday, 01-Sep-2009 18:54:18

Hi,
I was wondering what websites, cd's or whatever you use to learn a language. I would use tapes, but I don't have a tape player. I'm nut sure if this topic has already been created, butg anyway. any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Leslie

## Post 2 by Ali (Generic Zoner) on Monday, 28-Sep-2009 3:07:50

Hi,
Would like to learn Arabic language?

## Post 3 by season (the invisible soul) on Monday, 28-Sep-2009 6:10:20

depends on what sort of language you want to learn, and to what level. there's free resources available on the web for some simpe day-to-day conversation, and of course they will be cds available for series of level too. from beginner to advance etc etc.
what language you want to learn in specific?

## Post 4 by Harmony (I've now got the silver prolific poster award! wahoo!) on Monday, 28-Sep-2009 15:15:37

I know you can also get books like where the English is written alongside the language you have chosen, but i can't remember what you call those. If you are a Braille user, it does help to know some of that language Braille code if you want to learn from books. I do know the French braille code inside out, but can't remember much of the German unfortunately, but will know it when I see it.

## Post 5 by Harmony (I've now got the silver prolific poster award! wahoo!) on Monday, 28-Sep-2009 15:19:55

By the way, does anyone know any other websites other than the BBC website for language learning resources? I used to use the bbc website a lot when I was at school, but haven't found many others.

## Post 6 by fiveberry (Generic Zoner) on Wednesday, 30-Sep-2009 9:18:49

I agree with post 3. It depends on what language you want to learn. I for example use CD's to learn Spanish from beginner's level. It is quite helpful. But I think going abroad foa a long time can also be helpful if you want to learn a language.