Why learning online is better than in-person, and how to make use of your technology
Forget pricey plane tickets and hotels in your target country - you can learn a language from your sofa just as well. Here is a few cool tricks to do so...
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How I got over my fears to finally speak Russian
I had my first conversation in Russian after only a few hours of study. Using the Speak From Day 1 approach to learning Russian is scary, but it works!
How to Understand Spoken Spanish: A Practical Listening Method
Understand spoken Spanish with short, repeatable listening practice using familiar stories, Spanish subtitles and useful phrases.
How to Make a New Year’s Resolution and Actually Keep It
This year, make a New Year¡s resolution you can actually keep. Here's how to stick to your goals throughout the year and keep up your momentum.
What can you do in 4 hours? Benny’s first Indonesian class
Inspired by Moses McCormick’s unfiltered uploads, I’ve decided to share an unedited crucial moment in my language learning processes; both the first time I’ve ever spoken the language and my first ever class. What I did was study four hours over 2 days last week, starting from absolute scratch, and then on day 2 of studying […]
Stop Allowing Excuses to Run Your Life!
In my inbox I see hundreds of people sharing their language learning woes every day, and in person I meet many people everywhere I go who struggle to start a language. There are many reasons they give, some of which are valid, but many times they are just excuses. Nothing reminds us more of this […]
Skype Language Lessons Crash Course Part 1: How to prepare for your first Skype language session
If you have a Skype language lessons with a native speaker, you want to make sure you are ready! Here, Irish polyglot describes how he prepares....
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Singlish: The Singaporean English creole [video interview]
Singlish From the blog’s origin era (2009–2014) — kept as lived proof of the method. See all the missions. When most people think of learning a new language, they tend to imagine official languages of countries. There are of course many languages (like Quechua) that get often neglected by governments, artificial languages and a whole […]
Juggling Languages: The Balancing Act That All Polyglots Must Perform
Polyglottery is a bit of a balancing act. Because we only have so many hours in a day, we can’t learn all languages. But when you have the itch for language learning like I and so many other polyglots do, you sometimes can’t help but to take on a new language challenge even though you […]
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