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It really depends on how you learn. If you need face-to-face interaction, real-time corrections, and someone pushing you to speak, an in-person language academy will work better for you. But if you've got a complicated schedule, live far from decent options, or learn better at your own pace, online is more flexible and often cheaper. Ideally you'd try a class or two of each format and see which one hooks you more.

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