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In this modern world, our lives are often so busy that we don’t make time to do the things we really want to do, like take up a new sport, try a new skill, or perhaps learn a new language.
Perhaps you’ve found your way to this page because you’ve mastered a few languages and are ready to ramp up the difficulty level a notch?
In this unnumbered Actual Fluency episode I'm getting into a few updates as of April 2020.
English native speakers might sometimes forget that there are other languages out there.
For the last few months, as part of my long-standing YouTube addiction, I've been following the channel "Xiaomnyc" where a white, jewish guy shocks Chinese native speakers by speaking perfect Mandarin
Rosetta Stone is STILL one of the most well-known names in the language learning industry.
In this post I'm taking a deep dive into the Japanese version of Uncovered, made by Olly Richards from I Will Teach You a Language to see if it's a good beginner's course for learning Japanese.
After English, Spanish is the most popular foreign language people are learning online.
The Coronavirus pandemic has forced most of the planet to stay indoors and limited language learning to independent study without schools or in-person teaching.
This is a comprenensive investigation into Rype, designed to inform you of a number of red flags that I've observed with this company over a handful of years in the language learning industry.