Today I am going to discuss the difference in Spanish between ser and estar, both verbs with mean 'to be'.
The English language uses the verb 'to be' for almost everything, but the Russian language almost doesn't use it at all.
The verbs essere and stare both translate as 'to be' in most uses, but they represent two different concepts.
This review looks at LinguaLift, which has been around for several years now with a slowly-rising reputation in the language space.
Since I am studying Italian, I am going to discuss the items found in a typical Italian restaurant.
I'm not kidding. Stop trying. If all you're willing to do is try, you'll be happier and better off if you just stop now.
When I started this blog, I made a point that it is important it is to have clearly defined goals by which to measure success, and then I laid out some goals for this year.
We encounter numbers all day long, but numbers are among the most strongly linked words in a native language. Even after years of only speaking English, we still find foreigners more comfortably counting in their native languages.
I like to make the sites come to me. It's so much easier this way. If you're not familiar with Google Reader, it's an RSS reader.
