Babbel is a subscription-based platform that offers affordable online language-learning classes. With 13 languages to choose from, users love the Spanish, French, and German coursework the most. You ...

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Discover a wide world of languages, while saving 66% on a Babbel lifetime subscription. Learn 14 of the world's most popular languages, from Spanish to English, and everything in between. Are you ...

Have you ever found yourself needing to say “Can I have a kilo of cocaine please?” in Spanish and coming up short? Me neither (?), but language learning site Babbel thinks there’s an untapped market ...

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Netflix first produced Narcos in the Spanish language to appeal to Latin American viewers, but the series has been watched by audiences worldwide. So popular in fact that Netflix's chief content ...

Babbel, the Berlin-based language-learning platform, today announced that it is now going well beyond its core app-based learning service and is introducing live classes. Capped at six students, these ...

Official Black Friday pricing is here, with a lifetime Babbel language learning subscription dipping to $199, a discount of 60% off retail. The Black Friday deal on Babbel knocks $300 off the cost of ...

There's no getting around it: Learning a new language is hard. Whether we faltered while trying to master the subjunctive in our high school Spanish class or couldn't quite grasp the tonal nuances of ...

Speaking a foreign language often comes with a fear of performance. What if you pronounce words wrong? What if your mind freezes? Undoubtedly, confidence in speaking a language other than your native ...

It pays to be the leader. Since launching as the world’s first language learning app in 2007, Babbel has held its front-runner status in the field. Almost 15 years later, more than 10 million students ...