Yearlyglot Blog (Page: 32)

While learning Italian has never been explicitly one of my goals in life, it fits in well with many other things.

Even though I'm just adding this list to the site today, I'm including some things that I've already done, because they were on my bucket list even before I took the time to write it down.

Over the next few days, I'm going to lay out some new changes on this web site, because I want to reflect the overall purpose.

Last week I was in Uzbekistan, and I wrote about that a few days ago.

As if you didn't already know it, Italians say as much with their hands as they do with their mouths.

If you have a solid grasp of these 10 concepts in your target language, you can survive on your own.

Some of the most well-known and popular study methods are based on a kind of progress-based incentive.

If you've noticed a lack of follow-ups on your comments, it's because I've been away for the past week in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

As I spend my time this year thinking, and discussing, and writing on this blog about what Italian sounds like to me, it's nice to stop for a minute and consider what it's like when the shoe is on the other foot.