My Favorite Travel & Language Learning Tips This Month
Last month I did my first travel & language learning tips roundup and asked if you wanted me to continue sharing my favorite travel and language posts. The answer was a resounding “yes” and so today I’d like to share my favorite articles for the month of March.
Here is this month’s collection of resources for language learning and travel from around the web.
Language Learning Tips
- These French Pickup Lines from Transparent Languages // Yes, they’re cheesy but that’s what makes them so fun.
- Flashcards from Learn with Oliver // I get daily emails with new vocabulary in a variety of languages from Learn with Oliver. The greatest part is that they not only give you new words on a daily basis, but they also give you sentences in which the words are used. It’s a really great resource.
- What the World Will Speak in 2115 // I discovered this interesting article via Wikitongues and it was a really interesting read. I definitely recommend checking out their theories on language 100 years from now.
- Marie’s Dictionary // This video is just so incredible. Marie’s story and her desire to preserve her language, Wukchumni, is beyond admirable. I teared up the moment I pressed play. Just watch it. Trust me.
Travel Photos & Tips
- Jumping Off the Stratosphere from Esther of Local Adventurer // Esther is so brave! I don’t think I’d be able to do this, but for those of you a bit more daring than I, this looks like it could be a ton of fun.
- Tokyo’s Top Cafés from Iron Lady Chef // These cafés are so on my list if I make it to Tokyo. Especially the flower market tea house.
- Night Photography Tips and Tricks from Living in Another Language // This is definitely something I need to work on. I plan on studying this before my next trip!
- How to Cope with Being Sick While You Travel from Travelettes // Definitely a post worth keeping for the worst case scenario.
- 20 Things to Do on Your Trip to Iceland from Unlocking Kiki // I am not planning on going to Iceland anytime soon, but these sound like fun things to do if you’re heading out.
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