“When you are learning a foreign language, you need all the help
you can get. Besides applications like jVLT, jMemorize, and
StarDict, there are other tools that are not designed specifically
for language learning, but they can make the learning process more
efficient and fun. All you have to do is to think creatively.“Take, for example, Audacity. It’s mostly used for tasks like
recording and editing podcasts, but you can use it to create an
‘audio vocabulary’ for your MP3 player…”
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