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In this post I'm taking a look at Lingvist, a spaced repetition platform. Lingvist uses neural networks and machine learning to offer some of the most innovative language learning software on the plan
Note from Kris:This is a guest post from Jonty Yamisha, creator ofOptiLingo- this topic is really near and dear to me, as performance anxiety is something that I've always struggled with, and continue
Today's post comes from Lindsay Williams, one of the organisers of "Women in Language" which is an online language conference, that features some of the many amazing and talented female language learn
Welcome to this Grammar Hero Review where I go in-depth of the new product, which has been developed by Olly Richards from I Will Teach You a Language.
Benny's Bootcamp is a new 3 month rapid language learning LIVE video course with Benny Lewis, the world’s #1 language blogger.
Have you ever thought which are the most difficult languages you can learn? Chinese, Hungarian, Korean? Here are 7 you might find challenging!
Speechling review: shadow native speakers and get one-on-one human feedback on your pronunciation. Best for serious learners working on accent, fluency, and speaking confidence.
It's been a few days since I came home from Reykjavik Iceland after participating in the 5th annual Polyglot Conference, and today I'd like to share the experience from the point of view of an experie
Clozemaster review: fill-in-the-blank vocabulary practice driven by frequency lists. A great supplement once you have the basics down, less effective as a primary learning tool.
Learning languages is a wonderful intellectual pursuit, and I can honestly say that even my mediocre efforts have brought me more positive change than anything else I have ever done in my life.