A phenomenon that has often frustrated me as a language learner is how hard it often is to get people to speak with you in the language you're learning.
Today I'll be continuing my investigation of the Turkish language with a look at the song Bu Böyle by Sertab Erener.
When I was learning Russian, I had a lot of questions and I regularly found myself clicking links which eventually led me to Yahoo! Answers.
Create a bit of urgency. Put yourself into situtations where you need to use the language you're learning.
Here's my quick rundown of possession (using suffixes) in Turkish grammar. It's easier than you think.
Today we're sharing an intermediate Spanish reading from the famous story Don Quixote de la Mancha by Miguel de Cervantes.
Want to speak a language fluently? Put in the repetition that a fluent speaker puts in. Want to speak like a native? Put in the repetition that a native has put in.
Our bodies operate on circadian rhythms, which means the fundamental chemical balance in our brains changes throughout the course of the day.
'Fake it till you make it' is a fairly well-known saying, though honestly, I hate it. The idea of faking anything just doesn't sit well with me. But what about languages?
