Yeah, in my case the similarities between languages can be quite tricky 😅

Interesting!

(from your profile I'm assuming you're Finnish, so I wonder if the similarities is what also gets a bit in the way in this case? I had studied Finnish on my own for about 2 years before I started learning Estonian and as my Estonian skills improved, I feel like the Finnish got wiped out ahah)

How long did you live in Estonia? 😮

His classes seem to be moving very fast, so I might try to keep up so that we can practice together later on

TEFL Org

Joe? I was thinking of Lamont (unless his name is Joe?)

I think Babbel is certainly one of the most famous ones for German (it's also a German one and has it to higher levels). I know someone from langstagram/languagestudygram wrote her master's on it, so maybe you can even find it to use as a source

I've never been myself (mind you that I haven't visited Denmark either, I was just on airport layover ahah)

This would've been great to know when I was in the Copenhagen airport and didn't know exactly how much I would be paying for an expresso...(my data wasn't working yet because of it being abroad, so I couldn't look it up online)

But maybe this year I will go to Sweden and this will certainly 👌

Amazing 😮