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The Best Holiday Gift for Language Learners (Hint: it’s free!) Posted by on Nov 20, 2017 in Archived Posts

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The holidays are upon us once again, which means turkey roasting, cookie baking, menorah lighting, family gathering, and—for better or worse—gift giving. This season, don’t buy into the stress and chaos of finding the perfect gift for the language lover in your life. They only need one thing, and best of all: it’s free! What…

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Why Corporate Language Training Should “Go Remote” Posted by on Nov 15, 2017 in For Businesses

Companies large and small are increasingly open to the benefits of “going remote”, or hiring individuals around the world who connect via video conferencing, email, and cloud sharing services. Offering remote opportunities can help find and retain the top talent—so why not leverage it to train top talent as well? Why do companies go remote?…

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How I Met Your Mother’s Language Posted by on Nov 13, 2017 in Archived Posts

Once upon a time in the Southwest, I fell under the spell of an Italian and her…Italian. This comic is based on a true story. My wife and I were only dating for a few months when I brought her to the USA for the first time to meet my family. I grew up in…

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Don’t Put Learning a Language on your To-Do List Posted by on Nov 8, 2017 in Archived Posts

“To-dos are pipe dreams. Scheduling is a game plan.” – Larry Kim A to-do list is an effective way to keep track of the things you need to, well, do. It’s a lesson in organization, but not in productivity. How many times have you pushed that thing—go to the recycling center, fix the leaky faucet…

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The #1 Hardest Thing About Language Learning Posted by on Nov 6, 2017 in Archived Posts

No, it’s not complicated grammar rules. It’s not making space in your brain for reams of vocabulary. It’s not even sounding like a buffoon. In all my travels, with all the languages I’ve tried to learn (with varying levels of success), I think I would say the hardest thing about learning new languages is being polite…

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Online English Courses for Elementary ESL Learners Posted by on Oct 30, 2017 in For Educators, For Learners, For Libraries, Learning Material Updates

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We are thrilled to expand our English language offerings to reach younger learners. ESL students in grades 3-5 will love our Elementary Conversations in English Course. Elementary Conversations in English is uniquely suited to guide elementary school students along a fun and effective English language learning journey. The course focuses on facilitating natural conversations among…

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Learn Nahuatl in Transparent Language Online Posted by on Oct 25, 2017 in For Learners, Learning Material Updates

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Thanks to Tlahtoltapazolli and 7000 Languages, you can now learn Nahuatl in Transparent Language Online for Libraries. Nahuatl is the language of the Aztecs, the 14th century Mexican empire you probably learned about in your high school history class. While the empire may have fallen to Spanish conquistadors in the 16th century, the language lived…

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