Language Resources
At a quick glance, it’s easy to feel like you don’t have time to learn a language. It’s also easy to blame not making any progress on a lack of time, as well. But when you take a closer look at how you’re spending the time you do have with your language, you may find that you’re guilty of poor time management. Just a few...
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Language Resources
Learning a new language can be lonely. And while the Internet connects us with other language learners across the globe, sometimes it’s just nice to get out and meet other people who share your passion. This year, I’m attending my FIRST language event and I am just over the moon excited. I can’t wait to finally meet all of you face to face. So in...
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Language Resources
With new apps and online communities sprouting up everyday, there are an endless number of resources to choose from to learn almost any language. You can also connect more easily than ever with native speakers around the world. It’s often easier to feel overwhelmed by the different resources out there than it is to struggle to find them. Even so, if you’re looking for a...
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Language Resources
As a freelance musician and recording artist, I find that I spend a lot of time at home in between gigs and sessions. To an outsider, it may seem like a musician’s only job is to perform, but there is so much more that goes on behind the scenes and a lot of it is done at home. While this is a great thing –...
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Eurolinguiste / Language Resources
Friends, I am so very excited about this coming month and the month after. I have some really exciting stuff in store and I can’t wait to share it with you! If you’re new around these parts, #clearthelist is a linkup where we share our monthly goals, and by we, I mean myself, Lindsay of Lindsay Does Languages, Kris Broholm of Actual Fluency, and Angel...
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Language Resources
When I first started seriously studying languages, I was a university student. Language learning was something that I had to fit in around my core studies. Because my program was intensive, having a class I needed to show up for made it easier to fit time in for language learning. There was a teacher and there were grades keeping me accountable. When I graduated, I lost...
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Language Resources
One of the best language learning podcasts out there is run by Kris Broholm. It’s called the Actual Fluency Podcast and as a part of it, Kris interviews language learners from across the globe on their strategies and thoughts on picking up up new languages. Kris recently released his first language course, Language Routine Mastery, and if you struggle with motivation in your language learning,...
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Travel
While I was at university, I began trying out my travel wings. I lived in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and it was the perfect starting point for a variety of adventures because of the access I had to budget airlines to get around Europe. But one of the things I always dreamed of doing was of taking a ship from Ireland to Scotland and so I...
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Language Resources
Warning: incredibly long post. Skip here if you want to get straight to the language learning stuff. Not long ago, my parents decided to make a few changes to their home. This meant that they needed to move their furniture around and the items I had stowed away in some of that furniture had to go. You see, my husband and I had just moved...
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Eurolinguiste
Each time I travel, there’s one souvenir I always bring back home. Photos of the doors that caught my eye. There’s just something about doors that captivate me. They have personalities and histories of their own. They’ve been loved, mistreated (slammed), appreciated, and forgotten. They’re something so every day, that they often seem mundane and we don’t always notice them. In the Caribbean, we saw...
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