Since choosing to become an active member of the language blogging community, I have started seeing Esperanto mentioned a lot.
Last weekend I decided to learn to read Arabic. I just wanted to learn how to read this strange-looking language.
Learning a foreign language has an indelible effect on your thought patterns.
In today's post, I'll teach you Italian question words and how to ask questions.
Without much effort, I can think of several good reasons for learning at least one foreign language.
The declension of nouns is often a scary topic for native English speakers, but it doesn't have to be.
The simple future tense is easy to form in Italian. As with everything, you start by dropping the verb's ending, and then adding the future ending.
If you want to learn a foreign language but you don't know which one to learn, then Spanish is definitely the best choice.
Unlike the rag-tag collection of prefixes in the English language, the Russian prefixes are complete and clear, and rather well-defined.
