What if this virtual program does not have my preferred “mother tongue” as an option?

What if this virtual program does not have my preferred “mother tongue” as an option?

The most effective way to learn a new language is by using your mother tongue as the base language. For example, if your mother tongue is Spanish, you should follow a methodology that teaches you in Spanish how to learn German.

If the proposed virtual program does not offer the language combination that you need, you can always look for other virtual programs or enroll in a local German language school.

Two other virtual language providers that we recommend are Babbel and Busuu, but there are others that you can choose from.

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