#language writing

[themightyhumanbroom]

Was gonna make a character multilingual but decided against it because:

1. I know only English

2. I don't trust Google translate

3. Once you show a character can speak multiple languages, you can't just drop it.

[languageswithceles]

Language writing practice! “A question a day”

I have an idea for the langblr community! I’m going to start a challenge (it’s acutally not a challenge but how else can I call it) where I get a question a day from you guys, and I have to answer in my target language(s). This way I get to practise writing everyday and the goal is to keep this up for as long as I can. For now I will only make this “challenge” in Dutch, since it is the only language I’m learning at the moment, but I’ll then add Italian too once I start learning it :) If you reblog this post and tell me that you want to join this idea I will send you a question as well so you can start! (I can only correct your answer if it is in Spanish or Enligsh, but if you’re learning any other language anybody can correct you! The idea is to have something that makes us practice our writing skills)

For me, I would prefer to receive the questions in my ask box since I sometimes don’t see when sombody adds a comment to a post of mine after reblogging it if they don’t actually mention me, so it will be more simple this way :) And I would be really grateful if you could ask me things that don’t involve answering with future tenses or conditionals, since I still haven’t learnt them in Dutch. You guys adapt your questions/answers to your own current skills! 

I will later add a section on my blog where you can find all the questions of this challenge, and I’ll be answering one per day but you can send as many as you want.

Feel free to ask me for questions even though I might not be able to correct your answers! And let me know if there are any topics you can’t use yet so I’m aware :) If you join me with this idea use the hashtag #aquestionaday in your answers, or let me know, I would love to see the questions you get (and hopefully understand the answers) but mostly to see you practising and working hard! It would be awesome to see this idea spreading over the langblr community and involving all kind of different languages! After all we’re all here for the same thing :)

Good luck to anyone who tries this and keep up the hard work, I know you can do this!

[languagesenrose]

Why You Should Use Lang-8.com 

- 3 reasons why you should use lang-8 if you are learning another language.

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Theme and typed notes original.

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[arakianvoenah]

Hello!!

This is a new blog of @rubystudios-yt 's to try and work out a fictional language, mostly for fun but it's also for my original characters!

Feel free to ask me about it or give suggestions and advice! but do remember this is for fun and lighthearted, don't take it too seriously.

I'm also possibly dyslexic so expect a lot of grammer, punctuation, and spelling errors. I try to catch them when I can, but I don't always.

[lizfielding99]

The Libertà Books​ blogs gives us an insight to the problem of translating a British English text for a US audience. And a very funny link to a KBO situation (via Divided by a common language? Britspeak vs USspeak)

[jessicadoss]

Professional Language Writing Services allows the user to write high-quality content in other languages as well, depending upon the owner's choice

[aliceetsmith]

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