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The Everyday Language Learner Interview Series: Neil Rees
Tweetgovernment,politics news,politics news,politics It is not very often that you come across someone who is both extremely experienced in learning other languages but also knowledgeable and talented...
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Dubbed Movies: A Language Learner’s Best Friend
Tweetgovernment,politics news,politics news,politics image credit You know what your problem is, it’s that you haven’t seen enough movies – all of life’s riddles are answered in the movies. -Steve...
View ArticleThe Everyday Language Learner Interview Series: Gaby Cortinas
Tweetgovernment,politics news,politics news,politics I love being able to hear the stories of language learners throughout the world. The inspiration and new ideas I get whenever I am able to interact...
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The Parallel Themes of Effective Self-Directed Language Learning
Tweetgovernment,politics news,politics news,politics The Parallel Themes of Language Learning – image credit There is much to be said about learning languages in the realm of methods, strategies,...
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Get on the Bus and Stay On
Tweetgovernment,politics news,politics news,politics It’s not everyday that I get a postcard with a picture of an elephant trying to get on a double decker bus, but when I do, I like to share about it....
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The Most Important Day Of Your Language Learning Journey
Tweetgovernment,politics news,politics news,politics Today’s guest post is from Noel van Vliet, the writer behind SmartLanguageLearner.com. It was certainly a timely post for me as I’ve been...
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How to Instantly Improve Your Vocabulary Recall in just 5 Minutes
Tweetgovernment,politics news,politics news,politics Perhaps you are familiar with Tim Ferris’ “4 Hour” series of books. In today’s guest post, Allan Ngo of Money in Mandrin unpacks a few lessons he...
View ArticleThe Everyday Language Learner Interview Series: Jana Fadness
Tweetgovernment,politics news,politics news,politics I have been an admirer of Jana Fadness for a number of years now and so was excited to be able to interview her a few weeks back. Her blog,...
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The Number One Rule For Learning A Foreign Language
Tweetgovernment,politics news,politics news,politics image credit Today I am excited to share another great guest post from a regular EDLL reader, Arabic expert and language lover Saqib Hussain. You...
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How Much Vocabulary Is Enough?
Tweetgovernment,politics news,politics news,politics image credit Today’s guest post comes from Jeffery Nelson, the creator of a great new blog called Living Bilingual. After you enjoy the article...
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Foreign to Familiar – Learning About Culture So You Can Learn The Language
Tweetgovernment,politics news,politics news,politics I just finished a great book that anyone planning on moving cross culturally should pick up and read. The book, Foreign to Familiar, is short (127...
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Dive Into The Deep End
Tweetgovernment,politics news,politics news,politics I recently received an email from a friend who was describing his feelings for his language learning journey in terms of a language swimming pool....
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Maintaining the Language from Afar
Tweetgovernment,politics news,politics news,politics My wife was giddy last night when she told me that she thought her Turkish was as good as when we left Turkey two and a half years ago. I am giddy...
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