Heavy Repetition Is The Key To Learning Any Foreign Language
Want to speak a language fluently? Put in the repetition that a fluent speaker puts in. Want to speak like a native? Put in the repetition that a native has put in.
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How To Learn Polish (For Russian Speakers)
There are many differences between Russian and Polish but there's no denying that knowing Russian gives a huge head start with Polish.
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Hard + Soft Consonants: Intro To Russian Palatalization
There are two characters in the Russian alphabet that will leave you perplexed for a long time as you take on the challenge of this new language: the soft sign (ь) and the hard sign (ъ).
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How To Understand Russian Vowel Reduction
In a nut-shell, Russian vowel reduction describes the way in which unstressed vowels are pronounced with less phonetic clarity than stressed vowels.
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4 Italian Idioms Every Learner Should Know
Today, we have a few more Italian colloquialisms, or idioms, or slang... or whatever you like to call them.
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5 Italian Phrases That Play Tricks On My Ears
Here are some common Italian terms and phrases that always play tricks on my ears.
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Learning A Language? Why Regional Varieties Don't Matter
In my opinion, when it comes to how regional a particular language phrase is, the bottom line is: who cares?
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How To Understand Italian Slang
Most languages have a ton of slang, and Italian is no exception. Today I'll just discuss a few fun little Italian slang words.
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How Important Is Speaking Correctly (Foreign Language)?
When you start learning a new language and reading all the motivation and instructional blogs, you find that there are a lot of strong opinions on whether or not it is important to speak correctly.
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Italian Tongue-Twisters: How To Speak Better Italian
In Italian, a tongue-twister is called scioglilingua, and they've got some hard ones! I've listed a few here.