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21 FREE & Cheap  #STUDYATHOME STRATEGIES

Let's Make the Most out of the time we need to Stay At Home!

You might feel stuck at home, but remember, we are all in this together! This list of Tips and Guidelines will inspire you to act on your dream of learning a new language and guide you with direct links to useful Resources! Let’s Start!

1) Read sentences out loud until you master them.

2) Record your voice and compare your pronunciation to native speakers.

3) Create vocabulary stickers and put them on various objects at home.

4) Study with an Online Teacher.

Speak for 3 minutes in your target language within the first week!

A Remote Teacher can give you Personal feedback, assignments, a customized program and corrections via private messenger on our learning platform. Pick your language and learn more!

Afrikaans       Arabics       Bulgarian       Cantonese

Chinese       Czech       Danish       Dutch       English       

Filipino       Finnish       French       German       Greek       

Hebrew       Hindi        Hungarian       Indonesian

Italian         Japanese      Korean       Norwegian

Persian       Polish       Portuguese       Romanian

Russian       Spanish     Swahili       Swedish       Thai

Turkish       Urdu       Vietnamese

5) Keep a diary in the language you're learning.

6) Say every action you make in the language you're learning out loud.

7) Write down the vocabulary and phrases you hear on TV.

8) Look up the Word of the Day on your phone.

We all wish new words came up to us instead of actively looking for them. Well, it is possible to get a new word everyday on your phone, by just signing up for a free lifetime account

Pick the language you want HERE to get a notification daily for a new word and example sentences.

9) Sing songs in the language you're learning.

10) Incorporate your language learning into your other hobbies.

11) Listen to podcasts in the target language.

12) Watch Youtube Videos in the language you're learning.

13) Learn both the language and culture from Native speakers on Youtube.

Watch fun and educational videos about the language and culture of your choice and hear it directly from Native speakers. Pick yours!

Afrikaans       Arabic       Bulgarian       Cantonese

Chinese       Czech       Danish       Dutch       English

Filipino       Finnish       French      German       Greek       

Hebrew       Hindi       Hungarian       Indonesian

Italian         Japanese        Korean       Norwegian

Persian         Polish         Portuguese       Romanian

Russian       Spanish      Swahili       Swedish       Thai

Turkish        Urdu       Vietnamese

14) Watch TV Shows on the language you’re learning.

15) Try to communicate with native speakers on social networks.

16) Check out language exchanges online.

17) Chat with Siri in the language you're learning.

18) Speak with other language learners online.

19) Play games in the language you're learning.

20) Watch and read news in the language you're learning.

21) Change the language setting on your phone to the language you're learning.

22) Have books written in the language you're learning at home.

Can’t go shopping or don’t like sitting down and reading paper books? Load your Kindle with Beginner to Advanced AudioBooks HERE.

or Use iBook to Read Audiobooks on your i-phone or i-pad HERE.

Want to finally become fluent in your favorite language?

The Ready, Set, Speak Sale is now on for all languages and for all Basic, Premium and Premium Plus Plans!

You will get 28% percent off all plans and pay as little as $2.88 per Month for complete access to Audio & Video Lessons + Lessons Notes.

Afrikaans       Arabic       Bulgarian       Cantonese

Chinese       Czech       Danish       Dutch        English     

Filipino       Finnish       French       German       Greek       

Hebrew       Hindi         Hungarian       Indonesian

Italian       Japanese       Korean       Norwegian

Persian       Polish        Portuguese       Romanian   

Russian       Spanish       Swahili       Swedish       Thai  

Turkish      Urdu       Vietnamese

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うわー uwaaaa :3

Can you guess what is Coconuto suprised about?

In fact there are a few ways to write "wow" in Japanese!

うわっ u-wa

うわあ uwa-a

This can mean "yikes!" "Oh my God!" "oops" and so forth for feelings of surprise~

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Introducing Me

Hi! I’ve finally decided to get some motivation to pursue learning the languages I want to learn, so I decided to start a blog about it to hold myself accountable. Here’s a few things about me 💫

Name: Kat

Where am I from?: America

Age: 18

Interests: Learning languages, reading (especially Harry Potter 🥺), dancing, designing homes, playing sims, and animals 🌺

Languages I want to know/already know:

🇺🇸 English; I am completely fluent in English, it is my native language (I do make a lot of typos lol, and I stumble on my words a lot) I can help anyone out in English!

🇲🇽 Spanish: Spanish is the first language I started learning, I started 5 years ago and took quite a few breaks in between those, but I can hold a pretty decent conversation. I need work on my grammar and vocab and speaking comfortably so if you are a native Spanish speaker, please do hit me up 😁

🇫🇷 French: French is the second language I started learning, and I have lost almost every bit of it I learned. I need some to get on my a$$ about learning the langauge and keep using it so if you are a native French speaker and can do that for me, please do help!

🇰🇷 Korean: I started learning Korean because of my love for K-Pop and wanting to understand them. I have no idea how to conjugate anything but I can read 한글 so I’d also love help in that from a native speaker!

🤞🏻 ASL: I love ASL and I think it’s such a great thing to know and a great way to communicate and I’d love help in getting to know how to properly communicate in this language.

🇮🇹 Italian: I just recently started learning Italian and it’s very similar to Spanish and French so that makes it easy and difficult. I have an Italian penpal but I’m open to more help from native speakers!

I also want to pick up Chinese, Japanese, Greek, Portugese, Arabic, German, and Thai at some point as well (I’m a little ambitious, I’m aware 🤫)

I am more than willing to help others out in English too! I love helping people and I love making friends from all over the world!

🌺

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My Talking Igbo Book

Have you ever wanted to teach your kids Igbo? Well, now you can with My Talking Igbo Book! The first of its kind – a fantastic resource for

This looks like a great way for kids to learn igbo 😍

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“Moloweni! Unjani?”

- Hello everyone! How are you?

There are 11 official languages spoken in South Africa: English, Afrikaans, Xhosa, Ndebele, Northern Sotho, Sotho, SiSwati, Tsonga, Tswana, Venda, and Zulu. Most commonly spoken are Afrikaans, Xhosa and Zulu, with English as their second language. Most South Africans speak more than one language-- the thing I admire most about non-Americans.

We had a language crash course with our awesome local guides where we learned some common Xhosa phrases and words. The pronunciations are the hardest part for us native English speakers-- lots of clicking with the tongue. It’s such a beautiful language to listen to.

Molo - Hello

Moloweni - Hello everyone

Molo sisi - Hello sister/lady

Molo bhuti - Hello brother/man

Lleker - Good, awesome, cool

Enkosi - Thank you

Unjani - How are you

Wena - You

Ndiphilile - I’m fine

Hleka - Love