Focus on One Language or So-so in Many?
Should you focus on one language or dabble in many? In short, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer. It depends on your motivation, needs, and circumstances. Regardless, in this post, I’ll share insights…
Do You Need Grammar to Learn a Language?
When it comes to learning a new language, the debate around the role of grammar is as lively as ever. Do you need grammar to learn a language? The short answer: not…
6 principios para aprender inglés en casa
Aprender inglés (o cualquier idioma) es un desafío, pero el principio es simple. El cerebro necesita procesar y asimilar el idioma a través de exposición consistente y comprensible. En este blog, exploraremos…
Why LingQ is the Best Language Learning App
Learning a new language is one of the most rewarding journeys you can embark on. Languages open doors to new cultures, foster meaningful connections, and provide a sense of personal achievement. Having…
How to Really Learn a Language: Six Key Principles
Language learning can seem daunting at first, but with the right approach, it becomes an enriching and fulfilling experience. I may not be the best language learner, but I’ve achieved a good…
Reading Comprehension Strategies
Reading comprehension is a fundamental skill for language learning and communication. Reading unlocks new levels of understanding and fluency. Improved reading comprehension entails a larger vocabulary, the ability to process more complex…
How to Start Learning a Language: The Best Approach to Get Going
You’ve decided to start learning a new language. While exciting, getting started can feel a bit daunting. What’s the right approach? How do you know what tools work for you? In this…
How to Learn a Language on Your Own
When it comes to learning a language on your own, it’s fundamental that can set you take charge of your own learning. It doesn’t matter whether you’re studying in a classroom or…
Which Language Should You Learn?
Which language should I study? This is one of the most common questions amongst language learners. Often, we’re torn between choices. For example, you may love the sound of French, but Chinese…
English Grammar 101
In order to speak English well you need to learn how words are used and how they come together to form phrases and sentences. Only a lot of listening and reading can help you learn this. You need to train yourself to notice how the words are used when you listen and read.
