Language Exchange Conversation Topics that Aren’t Boring
Fun and interesting conversation topics to use with your language partner or teacher when studying any language, or English (ESL). Have fun!
Learn languages intensively by living in the country where they’re spoken.
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Fun and interesting conversation topics to use with your language partner or teacher when studying any language, or English (ESL). Have fun!
Our guide for learning a language while working full time, spending only an hour a day — how to learn as efficiently as possible.
The best resources I’ve found online for learning (or improving) Farsi or Persian. And many are free!
What are the kinds of Arabic around the world? What do they sound like? What do they have in common, and how are they different?
The best resources for learning Levantine Arabic spoken in Lebanon, Palestine, Israel, Jordan and Syria. Books, apps, software and websites.
How to use Netflix to learn a foreign language, including plugins to help you learn words, download subtitles, use two subtitle files at once and more.
Our tips for using Anki by actual polyglots who’ve used it to get to nine languages (and counting).
A cheat sheet to Swahili noun classes and associated grammar, including why you should learn Swahili grammar and noun classes.
Swahili everyday words and phrases to sound local. Including the local ways of saying “yes”, “What’s up”, “cool” and a bunch of other slang.
No matter how you try to learn words in a foreign language, there are always some words that get “stuck”. You just can’t memorise them. If you use flashcards, you have to keep marking them as a fail. If you’re speaking to someone, you keep struggling to remember the right word, leading to an awkward…