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From HTLAL – Improve and encourage yourself with the Language-Learning “Pact!”

Someone made me aware of a pact that the user futurianus made here: http://how-to-learn-any-language.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=25814&PN=1 It has to do with a few guidelines you can follow to stay motivated and learn effectively. It is written with Chinese in mind, but it applies to any language. Without further ado, here it is:

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Martes de Haiku / Haiku Tuesday ¡en Español!

Me gustó escribir un haiku en otra idioma hace un mes que ¡lo voy a hacer otra vez! (La rima -pronunciación sudoamericana- no fue intencional.) La tema de hoy es la economía, aunque no sé mucho de ella. Leí algo ayer en mobile.lemonde.fr de mi móvil. De todos modos… No tengo mucho dinero. Culpa a [...]

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Double Feature – Choose Your Words Carefully and Another Language Experiment – Singing

Did you make it past the long title? Hi, then. Welcome to our first Double Feature. Let’s get started, shall we? Choose Your Words Carefully First, following on from Tuesday’s haiku, I’ve been thinking about how ideas translate among languages and how the best way to say something could, at first glance, seem totally different [...]

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What’s your latest foreign-language dream?

I just read this article over at Chipanglish, and I thought it made way for a good question: What’s the latest language that you’ve dreamed in? For me, I think it’s French. The weirdest one ever is German, about 7 years ago now…I don’t think I’ve dreamt in that again since. I’ve had at least [...]

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Language Tip #3: Quit studying, and listen to some music!

Read this again: Quit studying, and listen to some music! Why do I say this? I say it mostly because learning a language involves being exposed to a variety of content AND media, just like you are every day in the language of the country you live in. Sometimes you read it (like right now), [...]

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The Blangmeter

Hi. I just invented the Blangmeter. It’s better than Blangupdate or something. Anyway, the Blangmeter is currently pretty low. We’ve got lots of cool stuff to get written here that you haven’t seen yet This includes stuff like:

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What’s small, spherical and travels in waves?

I’ll tell you one thing; it’s not a surfer marble.

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How a language course should be

I’ve been taking a great language course recently. It’s one for learning Greek, and it’s been great for me, at least. Why? Well, it does have the standard components that I need when learning a language, obviously…

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This…is…Blang!

Hey there, and welcome to Blang: The Language Blog. This, as you may guess, is a language blog. And you’re reading the first post ever, you lucky reader. So why is this blog here? It’s here for lots of reasons…#1 being that I love languages. #2 being that, until now, I haven’t really bothered to [...]

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