has anyone tried to learn another language online?

I wanted to learn spanish and I went to the local library and got rosetta stone... it is amazing and you can learn at your own pace. It comes with a pc cd and book to follow along with. It is self explanitory and easy to use!!! It helped me greatly before we went to mexico. Now I can say I am pretty darn good at speaking spanish. I loved it so much I just went to the library last week and picked up the german version

i took french in high school because i was dating someone who was fluent in the laungue but then i was stuck to do it on my own. i am not very good at it now tho. about 6 months ago i wanted to do the same by learning it online. all i did was type in "free english to french translation" once i did that i was given a whole list of options. find the one that best helps you but there are some really good ones on there. also there is a way to listen to them say it also. i know that probably isnt much help but i thought i would try. you can type anything into the translation box and it will translate it the best it can. i will tell you tho that some of it is not 100% because i was talking to that friend again and he had to correct some things but he said it was close enough that he knew what i was saying.

Ever since i was a kid I wanted to learn how to speak japanese. With the help of the internet and for watching anime I was able to learn basic japanese. Then i begun searching for a free website that offers free training. I don't know if there are still website that offers free basic tutorials.

I never tried to do that on line but I tried to learn Spanish as self-taught and at the beginning it was not so bad. Anyway I found that without a native language teacher is very difficult to learn something else than the simple grammar. Even the pronunciation would be approximate. Would this class be interactive? I mean would be there a teacher in person on video or listening to which you can learn or better if you can ask him/her any of your doubt? When I was studying Spanish I had a lot of doubts and I could not ask anyone, it was frustrating.

I don't have a time to try it out yet but I know that with the technology that we have, everything is possible online. I would like to try this out too.

Hi friend, learning a new language always gives fun and enjoyment. Once i tried to learn Hindi from an online site, but the course is not going well, it is boring and i discontinued it. In my opinion learning a language from a direct person is better than online learning

I am learning Russian online. At first I was going to take an offline class, because I thought that would be the best way to learn it, but when I discovered the prices of those classes I changed my mind. It is too expensive for me to take an offline class, so I study online instead. I found a free programme that I was able to download, and it is a great way to learn the language. There are different levels to choose from. I am still a beginner, so at the moment I stick to the multiple choice questions, but when I get better I am going to use the other questions. Some time ago I started a discussion about the best ways to learn a language online and I also got some useful links from other members. I combine those links with the programme that I have downloaded. Good luck with your French studies

I am using internet to practice my English. I don't learn any other language using internet anymore.. :)