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Targumi Mini Review: 100+ Language Courses and Live Classes

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Free, Premium – €99 / month, €199 / 3 months, €399 / Lifetime

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Summary​


Targumi is a language learning resource that aims to help learners delevop their language skills through a combination of structured self-paced courses and live lessons.
The platform offers more than 100 languages, dialects and regional varieties, including widely studied languages (Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, French, Korean and Spanish) as well as less commonly taught languages and dialects (Lingala, Wolof, and several varieties of Arabic).
Targumi offers free learning materials that you can start with; level tests, essential vocabulary lists, survival kits, audio content, and exercises before moving on to the more structured courses with interactive lessons. These lessons focus on practical language, emphasizing useful vocabulary, dialogues, listening comprehension and communication in realistic situations rather than teaching isolated grammar. You’ll also have access to live sessions with native speaking teachers, and here you’ll have the chance to use what you learnt in real interactions and even receive feedback to help you improve. While many language resources focus mainly on self-paced learning and others on live tutoring, Targumi combines both approaches across lots of languages and language varieties.
Although course content, teacher availability, and live classes vary by language, Targumi can be a good fit for learners who want structured language courses, guided instruction and practice opportunities.

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To see all of our self-study guides, favorite programs, online subscriptions, apps, podcasts, and YouTubes for the language you’re learning, look for your language in the table below.

ChineseSpanishGermanFrenchItalian
PortugueseKoreanRussianJapaneseArabic

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