Any alternatives to Duolingo?
Rosetta Stone is also US owned.
I pay for a family plan and share it with a bunch of people. Several are government workers and use it in addition to traditional training, so it is actually an important subscription.
It’s one of my last US subscriptions.
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Mauril seems pretty good for English or French and is published by the CBC.
I read about this app here and checked it out. I'm a French noob, and I'm so happy they start their lessons with small conversations instead of theory! This is what my schooling has missed my whole life.
Woah that looks perfect.
My wife watches French CBC shows to keep practiced already, never heard of this app