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Happy New Year to you and yours – a little early. I wanted to get a jumpstart on my language learning goals because I am excited about what I have planned for the new year. What’s in store? As a preview, I can tell you that my next language – Japanese – is a big feature. And a huge part of why I’m ecstatic about...
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Welcome to second to last Clear the List for 2017! Are you ready to start a new year? This month I spent at home after an incredible time traveling in September. I went to Singapore and Bali, and will be sharing tons of posts about my adventures here as well as on Instagram. If you’re new around these parts, #clearthelist is a linkup where we...
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As a Croatian language learner, one of the things that I’ve struggled with is the case system. In an earlier post, I wrote about cases and how they are used, but it wasn’t specific to Croatian. So instead, today I’d like to share the cases that are used in Croatian specifically, offer examples and a free PDF cheat sheet to help clarify things for you. ...
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It’s my birthday month and I have exciting news in store (I’ll share soon!). This past month, however, was INCREDIBLE. Why? LangFest is why. I finally made it out to my first language event and it was amazing getting to meet everyone. If you’re new around these parts, #clearthelist is a linkup where we share our monthly goals, and by we, I mean myself and...
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Today is an incredibly important day – it’s Little Linguist’s first birthday! This weekend we’re celebrating this big milestone, but for today, I’ve got my little one all to myself. July was a whirlwind month. I wrapped up the launch of Language Learning Accelerator, started Get by in Croatian, dove into my Croatian, Russian and Japanese studies, said goodbye to my grandfather alongside family I...
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Since leaving Ireland, I’ve become fascinated with visiting places where you can learn about, see, or experience the process that goes into creating something. It all started when I got the touristy experience in Ireland, taking friends or family down to Guinness or Jameson in Dublin when they visited. Seeing the history and process that went into creating their beers and whisky fascinated me. As...
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It’s July and tomorrow is Independence Day, so to all of my American friends, I wish you a Happy 4th of July! 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 Pretot of French Lover. We’d absolutely love for you...
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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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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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It’s often said that daily study can do so much more for your language learning than those long, often inconsistent blocks of study can. But sometimes it’s tough to find that time to put aside each and every day to work on our target language. And it’s not just finding the time. Sometimes it’s about finding the motivation. So what happens when we have a...
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