Its hard to imaging a better way to learn a language besides growing up in it

I love the way it's presented, how nuances are explained, and tons of practice lessons that gradually build on everything you've learned

As with all language training, it requires persistence and regularity, but this is encouraging and rewarding in an entertaining way.

Each lesson increases the student's confidence, and vocabulary is built in a progressive way (and one that makes sense)

I've been taking individual classes and Fluenz has been a much more efficient way of learning German (still frustrating, but more efficient).

It gets the sentence structures and word orders down, as well as the tricky cases (like having 5 or 6 different ways of saying "the" - der, das, die, dem, den

What a great way to learn German.

In the case of the German instructor, she butchers some English words as well as she clearly reads off cue-cards