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Language Hacking French Review: I take a look at Language Hacking French to see how this new course stacks up against traditional language learning courses.
At the end of July 2016 I was invited to speak at the inaugural North American Polyglot Symposium conference in Montreal, Canada. Here's my presentation: Language Learning Against Depression
Extensive Michel Thomas Review, where I get into the benefits of using the Michel Thomas method to learn a new language and compare it to Pimsleur.
Inside you will find my review of the Interlinear book system, which is a smartly designed way to read foreign language texts with the English translation just below it.
This is my recount and experience from the inaugural North American Polyglot Symposium in Montreal.
italki is one of the best language tutoring platforms on the market. They offer affordable tutoring lessons in hundreds of languages, and booking a lesson is easy and quick.In this review, I take a lo
During the 2016 edition of the annual Polyglot Gathering I decided to finally take the leap and become a public speaker. I spoke about the polyglot journey, and shared principles and a-ha moments from
Yet another Polyglot Gathering has passed and true to tradition I'm summarising my experience and thoughts on the whole event.
HungarianPod101 review: one of the few structured audio courses for Hungarian. Solid foundation for beginners and intermediates, though advanced learners will outgrow the catalog quickly.
Hola! Are you interested in learning Spanish? Check out this SpanishPod101 Review to find out why SpanishPod101 is great for just that.