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What is the hardest language to learn?
As an English speaker and – maybe – an avid language learner, you probably had the curiosity of finding out what is the hardest language to learn many times before going to the world wide web for help. You also probably had your guesses. Is it Arabic? Chinese? Japanese? Well, it’s high time you found …
Here’s the guaranteed way to boost your career prospects
The last school you graduated should never make you feel stuck at your current job if you ever feel like you want to leave and start over. It doesn’t matter if you have a Master’s Degree, a Bachelor’s Degree or you only graduated high school. If you are dedicated to a passion you want to …
Common Learning Barriers and How to Overcome Them
Learning a new language or skill comes with challenges and excitement. You might start out feeling encouraged and empowered about your decision to leap into something new. However, you can face many barriers over time that will make you want to throw in the towel. It’s essential to know that everyone has learning barriers and …
How to say I love you in 32 different languages
Ahh! Love! Love is such a magical and refreshing feeling. No wonder it makes us smile so broadly. Although it makes us do crazy things, it still remains the purest of the feelings. Under its spell, we become brave enough to show our true selves and crazy enough to scream, at the top of our …
Top 9 Tips and Tricks That Will Help Improve Your Spoken English
Depending on your mother tongue, English shouldn’t be impossibly hard to learn. It’s probably way harder for you to learn Arabic, Icelandic or Polish. Once you have grounded writing, listening and reading comprehension, mastering spoken English shouldn’t be drudgery – although it does not seem so. The bad news? There is no secret book, course, …
The Power of Color and Images: How Art Helps You Learn a New Language
The overall number of Americans learning new languages has steadily dropped since 2009, as found by research by America’s Modern Language Association. Learning a new language is fun and exciting, so it’s a bit surprising that the number of learners hasn’t been increasing steadily. The concept of art and language have been closely intertwined, and people often …
Want to Learn a New Language? Keep Your Health in Tip-Top Condition
Learning a new language or subject is known to keep the brain healthy, with one study by researchers at Lund University finding that it actually makes the brain grow. It definitely works the other way around as well, with good physical and mental health being key requirements of learning. To successfully pick up the vocabulary, grammar, and fluency required by …
Learning Language Through Food
There are nearly 400 languages spoken in the USA, and with 1 in 5 American people speaking a second language at home, learning a new language is gaining in popularity. There are numerous methods to help your brain remember new vocabulary so you become confident in the second language of your choice – using a combination …
Here’s Why Learning a New Language Should Be One of Your New Year’s Resolutions
Oh, it’s that time of the year again! No, not Christmas. Fast-forward a bit. I’m talking about that time of the year when you make unrealistic resolutions that won’t probably make it to the end of January. You know it. I know it. Let’s be honest. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t make a list …
Key Differences Between Brazilian and European Portuguese
Portuguese is one of the world’s most widely spoken languages, placing sixth behind Chinese, Spanish, English, Hindi, and Arabic. There are two main kinds of Portuguese: Brazilian (spoken in Brazil) and European (spoken in many countries in Europe, including Portugal). While they have some similarities, there are certainly many differences in intonation, pronunciation, grammar and …
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