Is the Problem Your English Level or Your Education Level?
There are no tricks and no hints. If your goal is to read at a native speaker level, then you need to read things a native speaker reads.
Review of Dictionary.com, Perhaps the World’s Best English Dictionary
There are countless online dictionaries available today, most of which are fairly decent. But all pale in comparison to Dictionary.com; the only...
Learning English Using Hulu (and other online TV sites)
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...
Google Chrome Finally Gets Webpage Translation Right
There have been a number of attempts over the years to create browser add-ons that automatically translate entire webpages into various languages. If...
Review of Rosetta Stone language learning products
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...
Review of LingQ.com: One of the Best Darn Language Sites on the Web
LingQ is an extremely useful and efficient language learning system created by Steve Kaufmann. The site has both free and premium paid content, and...Master Japanese: Self-Guided Immersion for the Passionate Language Learner
