Question to those that speak multiple languages

I am currently bilingual, speaking English and Russian. Im born and raised in LA and for about 3 years I worked in a Mexican restaurant with primarily Spanish speaking employees and clientele so my Spanish is ok in the sense that I’d be fine if I go on vacation to LatAm. I’m definitely not fluent but my Spanish pronunciation and understanding of the grammar and sentence structure is pretty solid.

Would using Duolingo help me reach fluency level, combined with practicing with native Spanish speakers? Or should I go for Rosetta Stone. Thanks guys

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If you want to actually learn it will be a commitment. Rosetta Stone will be that commitment. Duolingo won’t teach you the grammar and syntax you need to form sentences on the fly versus memorizing

 

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