Because of this, I’m writing this review now before completing Michel Thomas German. By that time, my experiences with Paul Noble and Language Transfer might not be fresh in my mind anymore. Perfect German (which includes the Vocabulary Builder module), 3. However, I realized that it will take a few more months for me to complete all of the Michel Thomas German courses. My plan was to use all three series for German and then write this comparative review. I’ve used Language Transfer for German and I’m now using it for Swahili. I’ve used Michel Thomas (Total and Perfect) for Russian, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, and a little bit for German. Since I don’t get paid for this review, I can do so honestly. My only bias is that I prefer to start learning a foreign language using completely audio courses (after a honeymoon period, which I talked about in an earlier post). These three series all qualify. I like to study in bed with my MP3 player–in the dark, when I wake up in the morning. Since I set my alarm early, this is the best time of day for me to be consistent in my studies. Also, in the summertime after work, I like to lie down on the grass in a park and look up at the trees or the clouds while I study one of these courses. In fact, they are the courses I use myself. I would recommend any one of them as the first or second course for anyone starting to study a foreign language on their own. Michel Thomas, Paul Noble, and Language Transfer courses are completely audio, and they’re all of excellent methodology and good recording quality.

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