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JULY 19, 2008
A new way to learn a second (or third) language
*Mango will replace Rosetta Stone, which will no longer be offering services to libraries. Languages available include:
The Mango application uses Flash video and audio recordings to guide users through 100 lessons in each language. Each lesson consists of a conversation shown with text on the screen as well as with audio, and you can move easily back and forth through the dialog. While the layout is simple, there are several optional elements, including the narrator and various shortened lessons. Try it for yourself, and please let us know what you think.
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