Are you learning Chinese? Looking for resources? We on I Kinda Like Languages used to like the language too, and …
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When learning a new language, it’s tempting to take a few shortcuts on the long, hard road to fluency. The favorite vocabulary words of the beginning language learner, those that are more or less the same in both languages, are known as cognates. Spanish and English, due to the wide overlap of the two languages, have plenty of these.
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The Common European Languages Framework does not provide a clear vocabulary size for any of its levels, so we do …
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How much Greek could I learn in six months, with three months of rather intensive learning? My adventures in learning Greek, both in Greece and not, and some tips on how you can do it.
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While learning Greek, I have discovered a number of resources along the way. I will list all the free resources here so that you can use them if you are learning Modern Greek. They will help you achieve the task. Here they are.
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There are quite a few dialects of Arabic. The question is: which dialect of Arabic should you learn if you want to communicate with as many Arabic speakers as you can? I attempt to give a summary of this question.
The Greek alphabet has only 24 letters many of which are very easy to recognize and we happen to have borrowed an awful lot of letters from the Greek alphabet for our needs. Whether you want to learn how to read the alphabet to read some Greek signs or remember the names of the letters to impress your friends, it’s easy and worth doing. Here’s how you do it.
TThis is a great moment because I have been waiting to write this for the last 3 months or so. Probably more. Also because I did not know whether I would make it. I believe I know enough Portuguese now to say that I have made it so that’s why I’m writing this now. I have managed to learn Portuguese in 5 months and I am going to tell you how I did it here.