Free "Rosetta Stone" alternative?

[CJ Master]

For those that don't know, Rosetta stone is a program that helps you to learn languages (as in talking, not computer languages.) It shows you several pictures and tells you their names, and it progresses until you can make basic grammar and know most of the vocabluary.

Problem is, it's expensive as heck, and it doesn't even have the language I want to learn right now. (Interlingua) So is there a free alternative (as in free beer, although as in freedom is a nice plus.) If not, is there any free program that helps someone learn a language? I dual boot Windows and Linux.

Thanks!

[LookTJ]

You could always try livemocha.com

[CJ Master]

You could always try livemocha.com

Thanks, that site looks cool, but it doesn't offer interlingua.

[Wiebelhaus]

The BBC's Website offers full and fully free language lessons of all major languages.

[Namtabmai]

The BBC site does? Can you post a link?

I'd almost regret cancelling my license fee if this turns out to be any good.

[hansdown]

Hi CJ Master.

A couple of links that may lead to more.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlingua#External_links

http://interlingua.org/default.aspx

[CJ Master]

Hi CJ Master.

A couple of links that may lead to more.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlingua#External_links

http://interlingua.org/default.aspx

I didn't see any Interlingua on the BBC page...

I already looked at the external links, with no success.

The official site has a English-Interlingua dictionary, but that's really not the best way to learn.

[days_of_ruin]

Whats interlingua? From the name is sounds kinda like a esperanto type language.

[CJ Master]

Whats interlingua? From the name is sounds kinda like a esperanto type language.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlingua

[Sublime Porte]

Rosetta stone doesn't work with wine?