Language Learning Software

Language Leaning System consisting of Beginners ad Everyday Levels.

Foreign Language Learning Software CD-ROM With this language Learning Software you can learn to speak the language, as well as learn the necessary skills to be on your way to fluency.

Each language learning system is made up of two learning levels; Beginner level and Everyday level, which makes it the best value in any foreign language learning software.

Beginners Series was engineered for the effortless absorption of the fundamentals, focusing on items such as sounds, tones, phonics, alphabets and basic vocabularies used throughout any conversations.

Everyday Series was designed to prepare you for full immersion into the target language, by introducing you to phrases and vocabulary you need for a wide variety of situations, from leisure to business.

Discover the fun and easy of foreign language learning in the privacy of your own home or office. Learn as much as you want with the click of a button.

Language Learning Software - Beginners and Everyday Levels:

Learn Foreign Language

Learn foreign language with Language Learning System that combines Beginners and Everyday learning levels into one package.

Common Features and Useful Topics:

Language Learning Software Common Features:

Two Learning Levels
Audio/Visual Learning
The latest record/playback technology
Frequently-Used sentences & phrases
Native speaker pronunciation
Native alphabet or characters on screen
Hyperlink Navigator to find the topics
Explanations of grammar and usage
A guide to pronunciation

Learn Foreign Language Useful Topics:

Asking Questions
Making a Telephone Call
Talking about the Weather
Using the Postal Services
Working with a Calendar
Ordering in a Restaurant
Inquiring for Directions
Traveling Around
Counting Money
Shopping Anywhere
Describing Family Members
Reading Street Signs

Screen shots of Beginners Learning Level

In this language learning software, the Beginners Level consists of twenty lessons. On the Menu screen you can point the mouse over any lesson number and get a description of the content of that lesson.

By clicking on one of the lesson numbers, you will enter the lesson.

Greek for Beginners

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Every lesson consists of several sections. You can navigate to these sections by selecting a section number from the pull-down Section Menu.

You can also go back to the Main Menu form any place in the program by clicking on the Menu button located in the right bottom corner of the screen.

Hebrew for Beginners

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Within a section you can position your mouse over any "hot" text (marked by red color in the CD) and have a little window come up with the corresponding word of phrase in the learned language.

For languages which do not use the Roman alphabet, the pop-up window also includes the Romanized translation.

You can also hear the sound of the highlighted word or phrase by clicking on it. All sounds are recorded by native speakers, no computer-generated voice is used.

Russian for Beginners

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Screen shots of Everyday Learning Level:

In this language learning software, the Everyday Level consists of over a dozen topics. On the Main Menu screen you can point the mouse over any topic and get a description of the content of that lesson.

By clicking on one of the topics, you will get a list of words and phrases related to that topic.

Everyday Japanese

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Within a section you can position your mouse over any "hot" text (marked by red color in the CD) and have a little window come up with the corresponding word of phrase in the target language.

For languages which do not use the Roman alphabet, the Romanized translation is also displayed.

You can hear the sound of the highlighted word or phrase by clicking on it. All sounds are recorded by native speakers, no computer-generated voice is used.

You can also record your own voice by clicking on the microphone button and then play it back to compare your pronunciation with that of the native speaker.

Everyday Korean