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I just spent a lovely week in England visiting people, hosting the first-ever Actual Fluency meetup and learning the minimalist constructed language: Toki Pona. In today's post I'll share a few more d
There are few people out there today, who don’t see the value of spaced repetition for learning vocabulary in languages. In fact, it can actually be used to learn anything. However, lately I’ve discov
In this post I give a brief overview of Benny Lewis' course: Conversation Countdown, and how you can use it to get a very fast start in learning any foreign language.
Why learn Esperanto? This is a question many people have when they hear about Esperanto.
It's the often asked question; What language to learn next? In this post I list the reasons for picking a language and give you some help on the process.
This is part 3 of my trip report from a week of Esperanto in Berlin, organised by Judith Meyer and Chuck Smith. I had a great weekend with tons of Esperanto
This is part 2 of my trip report from a week of Esperanto in Berlin, organised by Judith Meyer and Chuck Smith. I had a great weekend with tons of Esperanto
This is my trip report from a week of Esperanto in Berlin, organised by Chuck Smith and Judith Meyer. I had a great time and I spoke a lot of Esperanto!
Mindset is a huge factor in successfully learning languages. If you develop a bad mindset, then success is almost never going to happen. In this post today I'm explaining the difference between a good
Moses McCormick is a great language learner and polyglot, in this post I share 5 lessons we can all learn from him.