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The Curious Case of the Verb “To Be”

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Let’s take a quick trip down memory lane. The very first thing most of us learned after the English alphabet was “I am…”, “My name is…”, and “How are you?”. …

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  • Learning French

Boost Your Conversation Skills: Use French Transition Words

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You are at the Cannes Film Festival in France. You want to describe all of the marvellous sights you see on the red carpet as the stars arrive for a …

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  • Learning Japanese

Japanese Sentence Structure Explained

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In English, there is a concrete grammatical structure. In a simple sentence, you have the subject, the verb, and the predicate. Of course, this changes as we get into more …

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  • Learning French

Master the Conditional Tense in French in a Few Easy Steps

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Je voudrais un café s’il vous plaît. I would like a coffee please. This sentence in French uses the conditional tense. Voudrais is the conditional tense of the verb vouloir …

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  • Learning Russian

Conquering the Genitive Case in Russian

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The Russian language is notorious for its six cases, which, along with the endings, arguably make up the biggest challenge for learners. Do not be daunted, though. If you take …

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  • Learning German

The Ins and Outs of German Pronunciation

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It’s pretty common knowledge that German has a very regular writing system. Unlike some languages (say… English….) the German-speaking world has agreed on a series of spelling reforms that have …

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  • Learning Chinese

Break it Down: Chinese Radicals for Beginners

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Chinese is a language that has no alphabet, which can be daunting for the Chinese learner. Instead there are characters, over 50,000 of them. However, if you want to learn …

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  • Learning Japanese

Meccha Uzai! 10 Japanese Slang Words You Should Know

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From the outside, Japanese may seem like one of the most polite languages out there. Because of all the bowing, calm gestures, and Japanese honorifics, you may be shocked to …

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  • Learning Spanish

Spanish Tongue Twisters: Not for the Faint-Hearted!

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If you want to level up your Spanish, you need to practice some of these Spanish tongue twisters! What Are Tongue Twisters? Tongue twisters are sets of words or phrases …

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  • Learning German

Want Your German to Impress? Learn These German Idioms

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Many ask, is German hard to learn? Well, learning German and in particular its vocabulary is not a piece of cake. All those lengthy compound words are so hard to …

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