Free Irish Language Resources: Learn Gaeilge Online
Use these free Irish language resources for dictionaries, dialect audio, television, radio, reading and speaking practice at any level.
Use these free Irish language resources for dictionaries, dialect audio, television, radio, reading and speaking practice at any level.
Let go of unrealistic standards for fluency and focus on communication, progress and the skills that matter for your own language goals.
A preserved 2012 language-mission diary about difficult Mandarin calls, discomfort and what practice looked like before fluency.
[Captions in traditional and simplified Chinese, as well as in English. Youku link for those in mainland China] Keeping up with the video-every-two-weeks plan, here is my two-month point! After a bumpy start, during which I hesitate a bit because I’m quite aware of the camera, you can see that once I got used to […]
See how Idahosa Ness used Audacity, close listening and repetition to memorise a Japanese rap, with realistic limits on pronunciation and transfer.
Benny learned Italian around two demanding jobs in Italy. See how small, repeatable practice can fit around full-time work without copying an extreme schedule.
Today’s guest post is from Will Peach, an Englishman journeying around Spain, keeping regular video diaries to make himself accountable for learning the language. Will found my blog shortly before beginning his adventure and continues to apply my tips in the hope that he will reach his defined level of fluency before September of this […]
Since we are at exactly the half-way point of my three month mission to speak fluent Chinese, it’s time for another video update! This time, it is 100% unprepared, unscripted, and unrehearsed 😉 Check it out: [Subtitles in traditional & simplified Chinese, as well as in English; enable YouTube’s closed captioning to see – mistakes […]
A firm deadline can focus your language practice. Benny explains why urgency helps him act, adjust and make the most of limited time.
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