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These past few months I’ve hosted the Korean Language Challenge along with Lindsay Dow of Lindsay Does Languages, and it has been a wonderful language learning experience. It was the first time I’ve learnt another language with someone else, and it really did wonders for my motivation. Partnering up with another learner is definitely something that I’ll consider doing again in the future. But alas,...
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When it comes to studying Chinese, learning characters can easily become one of the more daunting tasks. Especially when you compare it to the writing systems of other languages like Russian or Korean where you only need to learn to read a new alphabet compared to the hundreds or even thousands of characters one must memorize to achieve reading fluency in Chinese. So how can...
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A short while back, I wrote a post about how I go about learning a new writing system. In that post, I shared a few of the ways that I go about learning a writing system that is different from my own, and in that post, I mentioned writing practice as one of my methods. Whether learning a new writing system for reading or writing...
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Today, because I want to point out that nearly every rule when it comes to language learning has an exception, I want to share a tip that might contradict some of what I’ve discussed in the past. In a few of my previous posts I’ve discussed why we should stick with one or two resources and work with them thoroughly. As a brief recap, I...
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The books in this series are what I’ve read as a part of the Language Reading Challenge. You can find out more information on how to participate in the challenge in this post and you can linkup for your January book at the bottom of this post. Language learning. As many of you know, there is so much more to those two seemingly simple words...
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Okay, so I know that I say this almost every month, but seriously, I cannot believe that it’s already the start of a new month. How is it February already? I really feel like I only just wrote my last #clearthelist post a week ago! For those of you who are new to #clearthelist, I would like to welcome to #clearthelist where we share our monthly...
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Welcome to the latest installment of my favorite language learning and travel tips. These are my favorite posts for the month of January! Here is this month’s collection of resources for language learning and travel from around the web. Language Learning Tips How to Become an Intrepreter from How to Get Fluent // A great post for those who are looking to make a career...
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It’s nearing the end of 2015 which means it’s time to share my goals for 2016. I have quite a few exciting projects planned for this next year and I can’t wait to share them with you. I’d also love to hear what you have going on this next year, so please feel free to leave me a note in the comments! Something Old 1...
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About the Author // Ofer Tirosh is the founder and CEO of Tomedes, a translation company that started out of a true passion for linguistics. Tomedes offers translation in a number of languages including Spanish, Hebrew, English, Chinese, Thai and more. This is Hanukkah Hanukkah, the festival of lights, is a holiday that marks the beginning of winter (in Israel, at least.) As such, it...
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As many of you know, Japan is at the top of my travel wishlist. I’d love to explore Tokyo, Kyoto, and Okinawa, just to name a few places at the top of my list, but really, I’d be quite content to visit almost anywhere in Japan. Since I’ve never really studied Japanese, and thus, haven’t really learnt much about Japan, I’ve mostly relied on hearsay...
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