Where can my husband learn German near Orlando, FL for not much money?

Answer 1

In addition to Rosetta Stone, I would call Lutheran Haven out in Oviedo (technically Slavia), and see if any of the residents speak German (because very likely many of them do) and would be happy to have company and practice German (and if they charged, I'm sure it would be minimal or in kind barter--like maybe pick up some Warsteiner [if he's over 21] to share responsibly). They would probably be most happy to list it in their newsletter with your number to call...

To me this would be great in addition to Rosetta Stone, because you get the practical application of the language and the feelings, stories, lessons you learn from older folks are irreplaceable.

And as my linguistics/communication studies prof used to say, "Language is the culture system par excellence." So if you are learning the language, you are learning the culture, and you'll really learn the culture from someone who is native German, or not far removed.

Answer 2

At the Orlando International Airport, there is a Rosetta Stone store where you can purchase a self-directed German class.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Wow, you are going virtually november. The weaather is not gonna be all that scorching (it isnt proper now both) and carry a jacket given that it will get WINDY on the seaside especailly at night time. I like datyona seaside i havent been to clearwater but tho. I've been close cocoa seaside (satellite tv for pc seaside, melbourne discipline) they usually all appear the equal to me it doesn't matter what crucial florida east coast seaside you cross to

Answer 5

I'd suggest Rosetta Stone, I did it online and was able to pick up German pretty easily.

Answer 6

you got to go to the library or something and get some dictionaries or videos that can probably help him! good luck!