[NABS-L] Any advice on language, learning platforms?

[misokwak12 at gmail.com]

I think if you want to focus on speaking and listening, finding a language circle / Spanish table etc. may be the best fit. If you are connected with a college, you may be able to find such opportunity, especially with Spanish being quite commonly used.
I have been affiliated with a few different higher education institutions and all of them had opportunities for people to come and practice speaking Spanish without having to be enrolled in a class.
Miso

Miso Kwak Ed.M. 
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Subject: [NABS-L] Any advice on language, learning platforms?

Hey y’all! 
I wanted to ask if there are any language learning platforms you would recommend? I have used Duolingo on and off to practice my Spanish for a few years but, I am getting tired of it. Particularly because of some weird accessibility bugs and their increasing emphasis on Writing languages. I don’t ever see myself needing to write in Spanish so, my focus is on, comprehension and increasing my vocabulary. I would appreciate any input on different learning platforms particularly ones that are either free or, not that expensive.

Peace 
Sara 


Sara Luna, 
She, her, hers.
Second Vice President National Association of Blind Students.
Board member, National Federation Of The Blind of Illinois. 
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