I would recommend that anyone thinking of purchasing the program pays the extra and purchases the full language kit with notes. The range of languages is quite broad covering, Japanese, Italian, Mandarin, French, Indonesian, German, Korean, Hebrew, Spanish and English. While reviewing the language programs it was the English one that surprised me, this would be a wonderful introduction to spelling and reading for young English speaking children, the characters are fun and easy to relate to. Overall the programs are very user friendly, bright, fun and an easy way to introduce children to new languages. German Mike Teaches English Insu Teaches Korean Rivka Teaches Hebrew Pepa Teaches Spanish Web site.
Country files contain descriptions of all languages spoken there.
Even includes countries like Papua New Guinea which has 826 languages of those 817 are living languages. A very interesting site, where words originated. This site has loads of ancient languages, Cornish, Celtic, Basque. A lot of historical information about languages. On this site you can listen to pronunciation, however it is time consuming.