Looks as if there's a new twist in the language learning game. Following the release of a basics guide on the iPad last year, Babbel has decided to bring most of its 11 language guides to Apple's tablet line -- but rather than forcing customers to fork out giant sums for the full monty, it's offering tools in smaller subscription chunks. Learners can choose from French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German, Swedish, Turkish, Dutch, Polish, Indonesian and English, and you'll find practically everything available via the company's website available on the iPad.
There's a review manager that keeps track of words that have been learned as well as the learner's progress, and synchronizes them to coincide with the web app, and those who download lessons ahead of time will be able to soak in new vocabularies while offline. For those interested solely in the iPad app, you'll be asked to pay $12.95 (1 month) / $26.85 (3 months) / $44.70 (6 months), while the app + web access will run $16.45 / $32.85 / $53.70 for the same durations. Hit up the source link to grab the download.
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Source: iTunes (App Store), Babbel
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