Nora Dunn explores the not-yet-dead language of Esperanto. Could it be the universal language of travelers? Read More
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The key to successfully mastering any new language is to study it in context. For years, Mango Languages has created... Read More
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After seven months living in Argentina, Becky Hayes reveals five tips to help travelers learn a new language while living abroad. Read More
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When Andrew from 30 Words first contacted us for a review of their unique language guides, he was insistent on... Read More
Turner Wright's personal travels provide perspective on what it's like to be "dealt with" as a foreigner. Read More
Mobile augmented reality apps are slowly finding their way into the iPhone store. Word Lens is a language translation app... Read More
© Amara U Shakespeare has seemed incomprehensible to many a highschooler, but a new production staged in a native language... Read More
Turner Wright has taught English as a second language in three countries. Ironically, he finds that the goal does not seem to be to actually help the students learn the language. Read More
There are two primary schools of thought on language learning: rote memorization of vocabulary and grammar OR practical, in-field comprehension... Read More
Fancy yourself an expert at identifying languages? Visit the Great Language Game site and test your skills against the rest... Read More
A sense of humor, the right sympathy at the right time, or whatever skill you use to diffuse an awkward situation, is what makes both a great traveler and an ideal English teacher. Read More