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3 excellent comments:
I really enjoyed those ads; thank you! I thought they were both clever and creative. Learning languages seems to be the new big thing online...isn't Berlitz more of face to face instruction or is it via the web/online? I have heard the name several times but never was really informed about the program. I have looked at a few myngle, eduFire, myhappyplanet (i think) they seem to offer all there classes online. Is this how berlitz works?? Thanks
It provides both online and face-to-face programs.
You can view more details here: http://www.berlitz.us/web/html/programs.aspx
I'm all for learning languages, but life is too short to learn them all. Esperanto was specifically designed to overcome the language barrier.
Take a look at www.esperanto.com
Bill
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