Create a Language Immersion Environment with Facebook

Yeah, Facebook is dying–at least that’s what the news keeps saying. But I spend a lot of time on there, and many of my friends do too. So I don’t really think it’s going anywhere for a while. And okay, admittedly, that headline is a little sensational. Yet I’m torn. On the one hand, I […]

The “Secret” to Learning Any Language

Man, that’s an ambitious title, right? Well, I’m about to give it to you, the secret to learning any language. It doesn’t matter which language, what your language aptitude is, how much money you have, where you live. You can learn any language if you apply this secret. But first, send me four easy payments […]

Should you study words individually or in chunks?

If you’re trying to learn vocabulary, should you study individual words or chunks of words? What I do: Study both! (By the way, some people say you shouldn’t make an effort to learn vocabulary words at all–that you should pick up words naturally during communication. But I firmly believe that at least a little dedicated […]

Five Ways to Learn Adjectives

Adjectives modify a sentence’s meaning, sometimes significantly. Take the sentence “My husband put a sock in the dishwasher,” for example. If you say, “My funny husband put a sock in the dishwasher,” the meaning changes a little. If you say, “My estranged husband put a sock in the dishwasher,” the meaning changes a lot. Here are five […]

6 Interesting Ways For Getting Out of Your Comfort Zone

Learn a new language People’s comfort zones vary greatly but one thing a majority of people feel uncomfortable about is starting up a conversation with a stranger. By learning a new language you can learn how to feel more comfortable speaking to strangers. There are lots of sites that can help you with that: italki.com, […]

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