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Livemocha – Online Deal

C$29 for 24-Month Online Language-Course Subscription ($199.90 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Award-winning multimedia lessons in French, German, Italian, and 35 other languages with feedback from native speakers

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  • Expires 360 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 10 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per order. Must activate by expiration date on your Groupon. Subscription expires 24 months after activation date date. Recommended for ages 13 and older.
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Although visitors to foreign lands often communicate at a basic level by pantomiming, Canadians inevitably give away their tourist status by gesturing with an accent. Pole-vault over language barriers with this Groupon.

$29 for 24-Month Online Language-Course Subscription ($199.90 Value)

Courses in 38 languages incorporate a series of Internet-based multimedia lessons in four levels of fluency. Role-playing exercises give students conversational experience without making them fight the same three Cactuars over and over again. More than 15 million Livemocha members are a mouse click away to offer feedback and motivate lips to break out of the one-language rut.

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One of Time magazine’s 50 Best Websites 2010, Livemocha opens the door to multilingual mastery thanks to comprehensive lessons and a helpful online community that has grown to more than 15 million people. Through programs such as the popular Active course, students work to build conversational fluency in one of 38 languages, from French to Urdu. Courses include proven educational content from publishers such as HarperCollins. Cultural notes and practice with native speakers help students grasp conversational subtleties, such as the difference between a Spanish trill and the mating call of a blue jay.

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The Groupon Guide to: Using a Map

In this modern age of technology reliance, most people have completely forgotten how to use a good old-fashioned paper map. Here’s a quick refresher:

Find a place that sells maps. Maps are probably sold at like a map store? Look it up on your phone.

Buy a map at the place that sells the maps. Make sure you buy a good map. Use your phone to see who makes the best maps.

Unfold the map. This is the worst part. Put your phone in your pocket or your mouth for a minute while you use both hands to open up the stupid map.

Look at the map. This is the other worst part. You can only look at the map. It doesn’t do anything when you touch it or ask it to play the songs. It just sits there.

Go to the place on the map. Once you get there, use your phone to reflect sunlight onto the map so it burns. It burns away. It goes away. It doesn’t come back. The fire makes it nothing. Take a picture of the nothingness with your phone.

What is the most flammable kind of map? Find out in today's Groupon Guide.

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