Unconventional language hacking tips from Benny the Irish polyglot; travelling the world to learn languages to fluency and beyond!
Want to know some basic Portuguese phrases? These 20 phrases will get you started, covering both Brazilian and European Portuguese. Just a pocketful of phrases can transform your travel experience.
The Rapid Learner program from Scott H. Young aims to help you learn faster and smarter. But does it work? We tested it out, and here’s what we found.
Language Mastery creator and author, John Fotheringham, joins Benny Lewis and Shannon Kennedy to discuss “anywhere immersion”, learning difficult languages, and finding the fun in language learning.
Here are 10+ Arabic greetings you can use so you’ll know how to say hello in Arabic, whatever the situation.
Probably one of the most frequent comments I’ve received on my videos over the last months, usually from people in Arabic speaking countries that are not Egypt, or from elitist academics, all of whom ignored my travel-in-Egypt focus, has been “You should be learning Modern Standard Arabic (MSA)! It’s much better than dialect!”
Now that I’m actually using what I spent months preparing for, in the country itself, I can confirm that learning a dialect is far superior to learning MSA if you plan to speak the language.
“Au revoir” is the most common way to say “goodbye” in French. There are plenty of other ways too, that you can use in different situations.
Fluent in 3 Months Challenge participant, Chinese speaker and French learner, Joaquin, explains how deciding to study in France helped him become serious about his goal to learn French, and how he kept his progress up by working hard to keep himself accountable.
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These 20 Russian slang words are commonly used in Russia. Learning them will help you sound more like a native Russian speaker.
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