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Well, a good one for getting started is

Before you know it lite. (BYKI.com) which

will give you basic vocabulary and phrases in

64 different languages.

I used to learn Japanese at about.com and japaneseipod101, but I didn't learned much, except for the basics of course.

I prefer learning languages using books or going to a class, if it's cheap of course

I suggest you familiarise yourself with the basic principles of phonology, prosody and grammar before identifying these features of your target language.

Interesting... This is not answering your question, but i also would like to know... I will keep popping back for the answer :-).