Rosetta Stone Found at Arlington Library
You know those Rosetta Stone language learning stands you see in the mall? I think those look so cool. Estoy muy mal with languages, but I think it would be very cool to learn.
Anyways, I always thought it was be nice to find those at the library, but figured they were too "hip" and pricey to be at the library.
Well, no more. You can now access Rosetta Stone online through Arlington library.
Here's the scoop:
What is it?
A tool for learning languages, the Rosetta Stone provides tutorials to practice reading, listening, speaking and writing skills--all done on the computer!
What Will I find?
Choose from 5 languages for self-paced, individual language instruction: Practice in the Library for reading, listening, and writing skills.
Arabic
Chinese (Mandarin)
English (US)
French
Spanish (Latin American)
A tool for learning languages, the Rosetta Stone provides tutorials to practice reading, listening, speaking and writing skills--all done on the computer!
What Will I find?
Choose from 5 languages for self-paced, individual language instruction: Practice in the Library for reading, listening, and writing skills.
Arabic
Chinese (Mandarin)
English (US)
French
Spanish (Latin American)
Labels: Arlington Libraries, Rosetta Stone
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