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Look no further for Pimsleur language product deals!

Yesterday we published an article about how to get Rosetta Stone products cheaply using our handy custom language deal finder.

So many people appreciated our article that we decided to do the same for Pimsleur language products!

Look no further for Rosetta Stone deals!

The links below will take you to a cool little tool we've put together to get you the absolute best deals available on all Rosetta Stone products.

Use these links any time you want to find Rosetta Stone products cheap for any of their available languages. The content is always fresh and the deals are always hot!

Rosetta Stone Deal Links

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Overview

We have just added a language faq section to Free Language! Here you can find many of your burning questions about languages in general and specific languages in particular.

This page is updated daily with fresh frequently asked questions, so be sure to visit back if your question has not yet been answered.

Visit FAQ Sections

Afrikaans, Arabic, Cantonese, Chinese (Mandarin), English, Farsi (Persian), French, German, Hindi, Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia), Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Body Language. Or view all language FAQs.

I have been working hard to make new "overview" pages for each language on the site. These pages include all resources for the language, news feeds, podcasts, info about Internet TV and social language learning, tag clouds, links to feed subscriptions and other such good info.

The idea is to put all the main things site visitors are interested in finding out about for a given languages on one single page (rather than simply lists of resources starting with the latest one). It works and it looks good, too! :)

The process of creating these overview pages is taking longer than I thought, but they are coming along! Currently, there are overview pages for Afrikaans, Arabic, Cantonese and Spanish.

By the end of March 2008, I will hopefully have overview pages for the all the languages on the site.

Summary

Collins is one of the longest standing publishers of English and bilingual dictionaries. They are currently working to pioneer ways to publish dictionaries for today's world by rapidly increasing the availability of their products in digital format.

The company has created several high-quality, professional digital products that are offered through their online store. Free samples of these products are available for download through the site.

Two of the digital products they currently offer are very useful for travelers and language learners alike: iPhraseFinders and Collins 40-Minute Lessons.

iPhraseFinders are phrasebooks tailored specifically for the iPod. These are currently available in Windows and Mac format for English to the following languages: French, German, Italian, Mandarin Chinese, Polish, Portuguese and Spanish. You can download free samples from the link above.

Collins 40-Minute Lessons are beginner lessons designed to empower learners with the essential phrases necessary to navigate daily life in a given foreign language. These lessons are available for English speakers interested in learning Arabic, Cantonese, Croatian, Czech, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin American Spanish, Mandarin Chinese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Thai, Turkish and Vietnamese. Wow! You can download free samples from the link above.

I know from my experience of testing the free downloads that these digital products are indeed professional, high-quality, practical and useful.

The website also offers a free dictionary search feature, with more comprehensive commercial versions available.

From Website

Free English, Cobuild and Foreign Language Dictionary look-ups available. Subscribe to or download a dictionary to your desktop or mobile device. Learn a language fast with iPhrasefinders and audio courses for iPods and mobiles. Free trials available.

Find out about these products and more at CollinsLanguage.com