Eric D.
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If you are serious about learning…
If you are serious about learning Spanish and willing to put in at least 30 minutes a day, every day, then Baselang is a great service at a great value.

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Learn how to speak Spanish with native teachers. Get unlimited one-on-one Spanish classes for $179 a month.
BaseLang (baselang.com) has 576 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5.
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Eric D.
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If you are serious about learning Spanish and willing to put in at least 30 minutes a day, every day, then Baselang is a great service at a great value.
Laura C.
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I love learning here. It is the only way I have been able to practice speaking in a practical way.
Joy Lee R.
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There is always great availability with wide choice of teachers who are puncture and ready to teach. They make full use of every session. I can already fee my Spanish skills and knowledge improving even though I only started my 1st class 3 weeks ago.
Brandon B.
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super helpful. best program ive used so far to get me into fluency. i love the flexibility of scheduling the most. anytime i want a lesson i just join and im talking
Johnny C.
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The teachers have all been knowledgeable and more importantly, very approachable and patient.
Dillon A.
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unlimited classes from my living room!
Robin W.
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They are honest in their instructions and in their explanation of what to expect. They said clearly it takes time to find instructors you like and succeed with. They said language learning is a process for most people and worth the investment of time it takes, they are correct about that. Their system of stressing speaking the language is working well for me. After many frustrating attempts at learning Spanish over many years, I feel I am succeeding with this program.
Chris B.
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I have been doing Baselang for 3+ years. I am confidently conversational (not fluent at all) in Spanish (I started with nothing having taken French 40+ years ago). In fact, I just got back from a 2-week semi-immersion trip to Mexico and I pretty much only used Spanish during the whole trip (except, some English with my travel partners). I do still make a ton of mistakes and my vocabulary is growing, which my teachers help me with. I tend to do mostly conversation classes, which is useful for learning, but also keeps the learning fresh. I could probably make more progress if I followed the curriculum more, but for me, this is a hobby and languages have never been easy for me (I'm more of a math person). The teachers are all great and I feel like several are now my friends. Baselang is also very easy to use and the website and scheduling couldn't be easier. I highly recommend.