When I went to England as an Au Pair, I didn't have to think about whether I would be speaking too much French or not. I was going to live in a British family so English would be what I would hear and speak everyday. When I went to Japan however, the question... Lire la Suite →
HUGE DISCLAIMER : this article does NOT, in any way, refer to any learning/reading/writing/Speaking disorder like Dyslexia or anything that could affect language in any shape or form. Do you know that feeling when someone writes "your" instead of "you're" again and you just don't understand why they keep doing it. No... Lire la Suite →
Today I just wanted to focus on something I see way too often, and that makes a huge difference in the way you express yourself in your target language, whether you are speaking or writing. Like the other things I discussed in my previous articles, it can sometimes be hard at first,... Lire la Suite →
I know what it feels like to put on a movie and understand ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. That's why I decided to do a step by step guide on how I approached it. This is what worked for me with some added steps, but as usual, feel free to take what you want and make... Lire la Suite →
(before you start, I am very aware of the formatting issues and I am working on it!) No matter what level you are at, starting to use it as much as you can when you are not used to it can be challenging. That being said, some of the techniques... Lire la Suite →
I thought maybe I should address the elephant in the room right from the start. Now this is the one tip you will see everywhere and the one everyone that is serious about learning languages will agree with. You will see it or hear it everywhere because it works. Use it. It is as simple,... Lire la Suite →
