The following post is by Khatzumoto of All Japanese All the Time and is republished here with his permission. Khatzumoto’s posts are funny, pragmatic,...
I first came across Walk, Talk & Learn French not in iTunes where I usually get my podcast fix, but via Tivo! I had no idea that you can stream or download...
With so many foreign language websites, podcasts, CDs, CD-Roms, textbooks, and language programs available today, how can one decide what to use?
Foreign...
In addition to endless English listening input, Hulu.com is now a source of reading input, too. How could a TV site be used for reading input? The answer is...
Next to Rosetta Stone, Pimsleur is the most popular self-study language learning program on the planet. The system was developed by the late Dr. Paul...
Guest post by Antonio Graceffo
Antonio Graceffo is a martial arts and adventure author living in Asia (check out our interview with him here).
His books,...
Dr. Orlando Kelm holds a Ph.D. in Hispanic Linguistics from the University of California at Berkeley. He is a Spanish and Portuguese professor at the...
With $210,000,000 in sales last year, Rosetta Stone is far and away the best selling language learning product on the market today. But Rosetta Stone’s...
1. You don’t need a teacher or school to learn a foreign language
There is an important distinction to be made between learning and schooling. Those who...
The iPod Touch, and it’s big brother the iPhone, are perhaps the best language learning tools to date. Their portability and massive storage allow you...
Most language learners fail because they lack the motivation to put in the time and consistency needed to succeed. But this is not simply a matter of...
About Antonio:
Antonio speaks numerous languages (French, German, Italian, Khmer, Mandarin Chinese, Spanish and Thai), and has used his language skills to good...
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