Publish at June 15 2023 Updated June 15 2023
Babbel is a digital platform that offers the possibility of learning several foreign languages in a very short time, for multiple reasons including intercultural communication, tourism, travel and discovery. Learning is adapted to each learner's level of proficiency.
Babbel lets you benefit from a learning method developed by language professionals and experts. You can listen to podcasts, test your pronunciation and take advantage of an exclusive offer of several months free. What's more, you'll learn useful everyday phrases in a dialog context. All audio recordings are made by native speakers, so you can practice your listening and pronunciation skills. Babbel uses a variety of cognitive and didactic methods to guarantee optimal acquisition of grammar and vocabulary.
Babbel offers many services to increase your chances of mastering a foreign language:
Through its iOS and Android apps, practice independently and access the course anytime, anywhere. There are also live classes in small groups that are monitored by experienced teachers. Babbel adopts a subscription-based business model.
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