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Learning a new language
i want to learn a new language so i will be able to speak with some of my clients better.
what is the best way to do so, while also being able to do it on my own time.
i dont want to hire someone. i am most likely looking to purchase a computer program.
Is Rosetta Stone the way to go? anything cheaper or more efficient?