Matt Vs Japan discovered his own method to learn Japanese. Now he is fluent and learning Mandarin! Learn more in this interview.
Learn a Language with Netflix & LingQ
In this video, I’m going to explain how to import transcripts of your favorite Netflix shows into LingQ as lessons. You do this with the LingQ import extension. Once you have the extension, you should go to your favorite Netflix show and press play. Once you’re in the show, press pause. Next, make sure that the subtitles are available in your target language.
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How to Learn Chinese Online with LingQ
Since taking up Chinese as a hobby four years ago, I have used numerous different language apps and online resources in an attempt to achieve fluency in the language. Of …
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How to Import Ebooks on LingQ
Ebooks are an excellent way to expose yourself to your target language. In this LingQ Essentials post Eric gives a super quick tutorial on how to create a language lesson with an Ebook.
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Learn Swedish Online with LingQ
Hej allihopa! My name is Ben and I am learning Swedish with LingQ. I love languages and LingQ is by far my most favourite method. I come from sunny …
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Learn Portuguese by Listening to These Brazilian Podcasts
Portuguese is one of the most spoken languages in the world, and learning it can open doors to a new culture, group of people, and way of life. It can …
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Study Using Korean Dramas
You can make your own lessons on LingQ with Korean dramas. All you need is the LingQ extension, which is free to download. After that, you’re going to need to go to a website called vicki.com. Now Vicki has a ton of Korean content, as well as Chinese, Taiwanese, Japanese…
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Import any article you want into LingQ in 2 minutes
You can read about anything you’re curious about in your target language with LingQ. Create a lesson in just two minutes with the LingQ Browser Extension and learn from content you love.
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How to Learn Japanese (with LingQ)
According to the US Department of State, it takes 2200 hours of learning Japanese to become fluent. With that in mind, it’s critical that you enjoy the process of learning …
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Top 10 Ways To Maintain Chinese Language
After university I lived in China and really internalized Chinese. The problem is, once you’re not in that environment, how do you keep the language sharp? How do you keep it fresh and gradually let it grow without letting it atrophy and fade away?
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