How to Say “My Love” in French (Plus 28 More Romantic French Words and Phrases)
Do you want to know how to say "my love" in French? You've come to the right place. Plus we've got 25+ more romantic French words for you.
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6 Ways for Beginners to Outsmart “Expert” Language Learners
When you’re a beginner in a language, and you meet someone who’s studied it for years, it can be a bit of a shock. You wonder: “How are they so damn good?” It feels like they’re leagues ahead of you. How can you hope to stay motivated all that time and catch up with the […]
Are You Addicted to Language Porn?
Do you waste hours reading language books and never get around to actually using your new language? Here's where you went wrong.
Nahuatl: How I Learned a Language With Few Native Speakers
Learning a language with few native speakers is a bit like being Indiana Jones.
Why are Speakers of Scandinavian Languages so Damn Good at English?
Is there a secret in Scandinavian languages and cultures? Scandinavians always top the charts of English proficiency as a second language.
Why French Is Easy: How to Understand Spoken French
Understanding spoken French is easy when you know how. In this article, I share simple hacks you can use to get to grips with listening to French, even when it's spoken fast.
Why Spanish is Easy: Understanding Spoken Spanish
To learn Spanish fast and easy, find new ways to think about the language.
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 […]
Week 1 of a monoglot’s first language learning journey (Benny coaches his girlfriend to learn Esperanto)
I have had many language learning projects myself, but this one is the first one that I get to document of another person. Lauren, my girlfriend, had the great idea that we should have the camera rolling every single second that she is studying, speaking, using or otherwise getting some kind of exposure to Esperanto.
Over the space of 6 days we had over seven and a half hours of footage, and I edited the best realizations down into today’s 13 minute video (above). I hope you enjoy it! This way you can see the gradual but definite progress of a genuine beginner language learner to a more confident speaker, from start to finish
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