I happened to pop over to Steve’s Linguist blog today to see what he’s been writing lately. Steve has an absolutely great post about a Chinese language learner on our system. You must check it out. The story embodies precisely what The Linguist is…
If you live in BC, Canada, you need to enter the Linguist challenge. Sooner is better!
This is part of a continuing series of podcasts aimed at English learners all over the world. Both audio and full text are available, and you can access our podcasts on iTunes right here. In this podcast What are some of the keys to English succes…
This is part of a continuing series of podcasts aimed at English learners all over the world. Both audio and full text are available, and you can access our podcasts on iTunes right here. In this podcast Steve talks about talking – seriously! How …
If you’re learning English, what are the cultural effects of that growth? Many of The Linguist’s learners are from Asian countries, so I found this blog posting about culture interesting. It’s mainly relevant to those who have actually left their …
South Korea has long been a hotbed of Asian interest in learning English, probably mostly due to the United States’ history in that country. But what about North Korea? Could English get big in North Korea too? The number of North Koreans who took…
I’ve talked before about using music to help learn English, but just saw a blog posting on learning a language via movies. It’s an interesting idea … not only is it fun, and you can hear native speakers speak the language you’re learning the way…
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been putting together a podcast with the contributions of a bunch of people at The Linguist. It’s fun, easy, and now that Apple’s iTunes supports podcasts, it’s easy for average people to subscribe, too. But there’s s…
Over the next 13 weeks, The Linguist is challenging all English learners to give us a shot – and there’s tons of prizes to be won. Check out the whole story here, on Steve’s blog. Free books, free memberships, yum!
Tony is one of our clients in Taiwan, and he’s writing a blog detailing some of his experiences while learning English. If you can read Cantonese, check it out.
