How many languages are available on Babbel?
14 languages
Babbel offers 14 languages and entertains learning along the way.
What languages does Babbel teach?
Babbel offers programs in 13 languages, assuming your language of instruction is English. You can learn Danish, Dutch, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, and Turkish.
Is Babbel unlimited languages?
Thursday’s $179 Babbel deal includes lifetime access to learn 14 languages, including French, German, Italian, Spanish and Swedish.
Does Babbel give you access to all languages?
Babbel Complete gives you full access to every language we have on offer here at Babbel, and can be cheaper than purchasing individual subscriptions for each language.
Can you try Babbel for free?
Registration with Babbel is completely free of charge and the first lesson in every course is free to try. (Depending on the language you choose, that’s 30-80 free lessons!) If you want full access to Babbel’s courses, simply choose a subscription that works best for you.
Can you get Babbel for free?
Registration with Babbel is completely free of charge and the first lesson in every course is free to try. If you want full access to Babbel’s courses, simply choose a subscription that works best for you. You can find our different subscription offerings here.
What languages does Babbel offer?
Babbel is a premium, subscription-based language learning app for web, iOS and Android. Babbel currently offers 14 different languages from seven display languages (German, English (US + UK), French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Italian and Swedish).
Is Babbel really free?
Registration with Babbel is completely free of charge and the first lesson in every course, in every language, is free to try. We only charge if you want full access to the courses in your learning language, but all other parts of Babbel are free to use.
Is Babbel good?
Babbel is a good program if you want an all-in-one program for learning a new language. It takes you from a beginner level (where you learn a couple of new words and phrases) to advanced conversation levels.