I have long had intentions of learning about Lithuania, its culture, and its language, since that is an important part of my own heritage.
I didn't feel as if I deserved any recognition this year, but I'm not going away and I will definitely work to earn it and I hope to place higher next year!
Last week, it was my great honor to receive a copy of Language is Music, a captivating book written by Susanna Zaraysky.
Learning a language? Here's why frequency lists are so important (and how to use them).
One very big reason for why many people never seem to make much progress in their language study is their fear of being judged.
This weekend I was away traveling, and I made the choice to attempt survival as a daily blogger using only my iPad.
Think about who you are, and what you want out of your language study, and construct your own learning strategy to get you there.
When learning a new language, it is important to consume as much of that language as possible, in order to help your ears and brain adjust to hearing that language spoken.
There has been a lot of talk about the iPad since it's announcement, but it's been a lot of reaction and uninformed opinion, and very little helpful advice for using the iPad to learn languages.
