While the concept of “a word” is surprisingly difficult to define with any accuracy, it still makes sense to divide that nebulous idea into more concrete and manageable categories. One way of doing that is to split words into content… Continue Reading
You must have heard that one of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to learn a foreign language is by watching movies. Is this a real lucky ticket to fluency without effort? Or is this a waste of time? In… Continue Reading
It’s often said that music is the language of the soul, but the connection between the two doesn’t stop there. According to experts, music is a vital aspect of one’s learning process. This is why music is often utilized in… Continue Reading
It’s always a wonderful idea to find out fun and quirky facts about the language you’re learning to help keep your motivation high. So, if you’re currently trying to wrap your head around Dutch, we’ve got you covered. Below, you’ll… Continue Reading
Most people who’ve tried to learn a language and failed probably have traumatic memories of the “traditional language learning experience”. You probably know what that is all about: Standing up in class to speak when called on. Conjugating verbs before… Continue Reading
When you are a student, then words “exam” and “panic” become synonyms. The problem is that no matter how well-prepared you are, there is still a considerable chance that stress will spoil everything. Each exam is enormous pressure, and it… Continue Reading
Teaching is incredibly different around the world. Different educational institutions and countries have a much more diverse system than the one you’ve been studying in, while others face student problems you thought ceased to exist everywhere. Because of this, the… Continue Reading
In the modern world, boundaries are considered to be a thing of the past. Globalization is the newest trend and polyglots are leading the way. With the internet making it easier for people to cross boundaries and learn about a… Continue Reading
When you start learning a new language, it can seem like nothing makes sense. The nouns don’t go in the right place, verbs change in incomprehensible ways, and the sentence structure is just plain dumb. But, in fact, all languages… Continue Reading
Turkish is spoken by around 81 million people today. The number is not only limited to the country that shares a name with the language because significant smaller groups of speakers exist in some European countries, for example, Germany. Almost… Continue Reading
