Whether you’re getting ready for a summer abroad and want to learn some essentials, or embarking on a lifelong language learning journey, Babbel is your perfect partner. Currently, the lifetime subscription is available for just $125 (with code LEARN) on StackSocial which is a new all-time low from $599.

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Unique Language-Learning Platform

Babbel differs from all other language-learning platforms through its creative approach. The application has bite-sized lessons (averaging between 10-15 minutes long), which are super easily absorbed into by anyone – even the most hectic timelines. Whether one is commuting, waiting in a line or sitting at home, it facilitates the process of learning to integrate language training into one’s lifestyle. Lessons are structured around everyday topics, such as eating, shopping, making friends, and business transactions so that what you learn can be put into practice immediately.

Babbel is really good at its speech recognition technology, which is driven by AI: The feature guides learners to enhance pronunciation with real-time feedback so that they can speak confidently and correctly. Babbel also has an AI conversation partner that adapts to your proficiency level and encourages real-time practice. These aspects are complemented by review sessions tailored to each learner’s needs to ensure retention over the long term.

Babbel educates 14 languages: Spanish (European and Mexican), French, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Turkish, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Indonesian, and English (for non-native speakers). Lessons are formulated with your mother tongue in consideration to achieve highest learning efficiency. For example, English students are able to gain up to C1 levels of proficiency in Spanish and French by utilizing Babbel’s self-learning tool and live sessions.

The lifetime subscription is particularly worth it if you intend to learn several languages throughout their lifetime. In contrast to monthly or yearly subscription plans that involve paying every month or year, the one-time payment gives free access to all 14 languages forever. And this lifetime subscription actually costs pretty much a year of monthly subscription.

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