Pronunciator coming to Great River Regional Library

Pronunciator, the world’s largest language learning service, is now available free of charge at Great River Regional Library. Through the library’s subscription, cardholders have access to Pronunciator at all 32 library locations and also from home.
Learners can choose from 60 languages in the Pronunciator database, including European languages, Arabic, Chinese, Croatian and Hebrew. Language learning through Pronunciator is self-guided and interactive with options for both written and spoken language. Users simply enter their native language, choose a language they want to learn, then select a unit and lesson. Three thousand courses are available with three million online lessons and a range of learning levels. The service also has 45,000 hours of MP3 files that users can download for learning on the go.
• Pronunciator’s first level provides important vocabulary
• the second provides important verbs in conjugation
• the third combines them into simple sentences
• the fourth includes phrases for tourists and travelers
• the fifth is a virtual conversation mode.
A library card is required in order to establish an online account with Pronunciator. Computers are available at all GRRL locations. Please contact your local library to obtain a library card and determine local procedures for reserving computer time.
GRRL provides library services at 32 public libraries in Benton, Morrison, Sherburne, Stearns, Todd and Wright counties. It provides Central Minnesota residents with nearly one million books, CDs and DVDs, 250 public computers, programming and information services.