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Can you recommend something better?

• titanix2 8y ago
  Yes: grammar books, Wikipedia & websites to grasp the phonology of the language, a native to work on pronunciation, series/movies for more oral input, standardized test word list for vocabulary, MOOCs (quality varies a lot) for introduction & overview, registration to university (remote degree) for anything more advanced. This list is mean to be read with comma meaning 'and' although you can safely skip a few items.