I’d like to have books to study out of and maybe some types of slideshows. Something with a clear outline of the path ahead would be nice.

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    Comprehensible input is far and away the best way to learn a language. If the language you want to learn is Spanish, I highly recommend Dreaming Spanish. I believe there is also a French version.

    If you want a different language than above, search “Comprehensible Input [target language]” and you should be able to find lists of resources in your target language.

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      To jump onto your comment as a current Spanish learner, dreaming Spanish is pretty good. Language Transfer however is, in my opinion, the beat single tool for learning Spanish.

      I think it is best coupled with some other methods, like dreaming Spanish, but I have learnt more from Language Transfer than anywhere else.

      Obligatory never use Duolingo, it is fucking trash!

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      Lengualytics is a really good tool for comprehensible input in any language. Basically it’s a collection of comprehensible input videos found and submitted by other users, and ranked according to language, dialect and difficulty level.