Yearlyglot Blog (Page: 15)

I've got an exciting new strategy for language learning in the next year which I think will be particularly helpful for languages like Russian.

Today, I'm going to highlight a few of the best posts from this year, to give you a chance to catch up on something you might have missed.

Setting out to learn a new language fluently in one year may not make me the most aggressive language learner, or coolest polyglot, but it is clearly a commitment to learn a lot in one year.

When you don't speak with confidence, you lose your audience. The story goes nowhere. And eventually, the meaning gets lost.

If you want to be the first to know which language I'll be learning next, then you need to sign up for the Yearlyglot mailing list.

There are many ways in which Spanish and Italian are similar. But also different. This will help you decide which language to learn.

It seems that multiculturalism is becoming quite common on Southwestern campuses and I think that's a good sign for cultural integration in the future.

Today, we have a few more Italian colloquialisms, or idioms, or slang... or whatever you like to call them.

Here are some common Italian terms and phrases that always play tricks on my ears.