Kris Broholm Start learning a new language today with our pick of the best apps to learn Italian.
Just some of our favourite apps to learn Italian include ItalianPod101, perfect for auditory learners, Rocket Languages, ideal if you’re looking for a well-rounded course and Busuu, which is great for beginners.
Duolingo and Babbel are two popular language learning companies, but which one is actually the best?
That's what we'll explore in this post today.
Read on to find out all the differences and similarities between the two companies, as well as my personal favourite for learning a language with in 2020.
Vietnamese has earned a reputation as one of the most challenging languages to learn in the world, but some linguists argue otherwise. This may leave you wondering: is Vietnamese hard to learn?
The answer: sort of. Like anything, it depends on how you look at it. Vietnamese has a few aspects that are far easier than most European languages, including short words and simplified grammar. However, it also includes things that most English Speakers will find quite challenging like tones and tricky pronouns.
Let's dive in and explore this language!
Spanish With Paul, the premium course made by a Youtube channel with the same name, claims to teach Spanish more comprehensively than anyone else.
In this review, we’ll explore Spanish With Paul and dig into how it works. We’ll also look at why we weren’t impressed and what the service could do better, so you know what you're getting into before you start the course.
Start learning one of Europe's most important languages using one, or perhaps a few, of the best apps to learn French.
Rocket Languages, Busuu and FrenchPod101 are top of our list when it comes to the best apps to learn French. Closely, following behind is Brainscape, Tandem and SpeakEasy.
Are you thinking about learning two languages at once? For many, learning a single language is a monumental feat in itself.
Not you.
You want more!
Simultaneously tackling two languages–a mildly herculean task–has some exciting upsides and drawbacks.
The simple answer is yes, you can learn two languages at once. But, you'll need to be dedicated to your learning journey, choose your language pair carefully and be prepared for some bumps along the road.
