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Polyglot Project: Podcasts, Blogs, Books, Videos
I can already speak English and German (it is my major). Ukrainian and Russian are my native tongues. I am now learning Chinese and can use it in everyday life. I am also learning Spanish. So I have decided to get more information on how to learn languages .i.e. how skilled language learners and polyglots do this. I will post some good thoughts in the comments.
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I know much about language learning
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Mansaray D. - Language is Culture 2014
Do you want to learn a language? Maybe you want to improve a language you’ve already started learning? Or perhaps what you need is motivation to keep going? Well if that’s the case, you’ve come to the right place. Here we combine the success stories of everyday learners with advice from experts to equip you with the necessary tools and motivation. It’s easy to make excuses for not learning a language, but we're here to show you that It doesn’t matter if you’re a full-time student, parent or work 9-5, with the right methods and motivation you can succeed. If you’re ready to take your language learning to the next level, take a look at what we have to offer. Let yourself be inspired by real people who have managed to get real results.
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EP1 - Are English Speakers Bad at Learning Foreign Languages? (Alex Rawlings)
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EP2 - How to Listen Your Way to Fluency in a Foreign Language (Vladimir Skultety)
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EP3 - How to Become Integrated Into a New Culture for Language Learning (Richard Simcott)
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EP4 - Can You Really Learn a Language Well Without Taking Classes? (Ellen Jovin)
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EP5 - Everything You Need to Know About Taking Language Classes Online (María Arlandis )
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EP6 - Does language learning become difficult as we get older? (Steve Kaufmann)
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EP7 - An Insight Into Mastering The Japanese Language and Understanding Japanese Culture (Luca Toma)
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EP8 - How Learning a Language Can Impact Your Life and Personality (Olly Richards)
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EP9 - How to Learn a Language Without Travelling Abroad (Keith Brooks)
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EP10 - Everything you Need to Know about Improving Foreign Language Pronunciation (Olle Linge)
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EP11 - How to Become Good at Language Learning (Anthony Lauder)
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EP12 - How to Make the Most of a Language Tutor (Judith Meyer)
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EP13 - How to Memorise Foreign Language Vocabulary Easily (Anthony Metivier)
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EP14 - How to Live your Life through Language (Luca Lampariello)
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Ep15 - Engineering the Successful Language Learner's Mindset (Michał Grześkowiak)
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EP16 - Language Learning as a Tool for Personal Development (Randy Hunt)
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EP17 - How to Develop a Feel for a Foreign Language (Chris Parker)
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EP18 - How to Develop Fluency with Sentences (Mike Campbell)
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EP19 - The Transformational Journey in Language Learning (John Fotheringham)
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EP20 - The Input Hypothesis (Dr. Stephen Krashen)
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EP21 - My Talk at the Polyglot Gathering 2014 (David Mansaray)
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EP22 - Italian Culture ( M. Elizabeth Evans)
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EP23 - Overcoming Racism and Xenophobia (Baye McNeil)
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EP24 - Overcoming Disadvantages
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EP 25 - Developing the Language Learning Skill
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EP 26 - Personality and Language Learning
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EP27 - Success with Language Learning
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EP28 - Language Learning and Travel
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EP29 - Language and Life
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Fotheringham John - Language Mastery - 2009 - 2015
The Language Mastery show brings you useful language learning tips and exclusive interviews with:
- Polyglots like Luca Lampariello, Benny Lewis, Richard Simcott, Steve Kaufmann, Olly Richards, andSusanna Zaraysky.
- Innovative language educators like Kerstin Hammes, Aaron Myers, Jason West, Paulino Brener, andOrlando Kelm.
- Prolific language bloggers and podcasters like Donovan Nagel, Chris Broholm, Kevin Morehouse, and more.
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11 Interview with Olly Richards of I Will Teach You a Language
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01 Interview with Antonio Graceffo Writer, Fighter, Linguist
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02 Interview with Steve Kaufmann, Founder of LingQ
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03 Interview with Dr. Orlando Kelm, UT Professor of Portuguese & Spanish
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04 Interview with Clint Schmidt of LiveMocha
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05 Interview with Randy Hunt of Fluent Every Year
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06 Interview with Arkady Zilberman of Language Bridge
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07 Interview with Jason West of English Out There
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08 Interview with Paulino Brener Educator, Performer & Social Media Expert
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09 Interview with Keith Brooks of Pardon My Norwegian
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10 Interview with Susanna Zaraysky, author of Language is Music
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12 Interview with Ellen Jovin of Words & Worlds of New York
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13 Interview with Benny Lewis of Fluent in 3 Months
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14 Interview with Hyperpolyglot Richard Simcott of SpeakingFluently
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15 Interview with Kevin Morehouse of Language Hero
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16 Interview with Donovan Nagel of The Mezzofanti Guild & Talk in Arabic
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17 Interview with Aaron Myers of The Everyday Language Learne
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18 Interview with Luca Lampariello of The Polyglot Dream
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19 Interview with Chris Broholm of The Actual Fluency Podcast
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20 Interview with Kerstin Hammes of Fluent Language
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Hacking Chinese Blog: http://www.hackingchinese.com/
Hacking Chinese focuses on how to learn Chinese, something which is neglected by most teachers and courses that simply focus on what to learn. By putting the process in focus, I strive to unveil the mysteries of language learning and thereby help you improve the way you learn. I don’t think there is a golden path to instant success, so instead I do my very best to provide both inspiration and information about how to learn, enabling you to find your own way. I have learnt Chinese to an advanced level myself as an adult and I have the relevant education and experience to help you. Let Hacking Chinese be your guide to successful language learning!
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Listening strategies: Problem analysis
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Listening strategies: Background listening
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Listening strategies: Passive listening
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Listening strategies: Active listening
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Listening strategies: Improving listening speed
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Listening strategies: Deliberate practice and i+2
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Listening strategies: Diversify your listening practice
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Triggering quantum leaps in listening ability
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The 10,000 hour rule – Blood, sweat and tears
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Make sure listening isn’t a practical problem
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How to find more time to practise listening
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Learn Chinese by listening to the listener
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How to learn to hear the tones in Mandarin
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Chinese listening practice with 锵锵三人行
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Bite-sized learning isn’t enough to learn Chinese
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Immersion at home or: Why you don’t have to go abroad to learn Chinese
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You won’t learn Chinese simply by living abroad
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Chinese is fascinating and exciting, not weird and stupid
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Tones are more important than you think
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Learning Chinese words really fast
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Benchmarking progress to stay motivated
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Enjoying the journey while focusing on the destination
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Time quality: Studying the right thing at the right time
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Take responsibility for your own learning now
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When perfectionism becomes an obstacle to progress
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The importance of knowing many words
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The time barrel: Or why you have more time than you think
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Have fun learning Chinese or else…
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Learn by exaggerating: Slow, then fast; big, then small
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Achieving the impossible by being inspired
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Diversified learning is smart learning
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Creating a powerful toolkit: Character components
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The art of being corrected
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Learning Chinese pronunciation as a beginner
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Don’t try to improve everything at once, limit your focus
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Playing word games to practise fluency
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Recording yourself to improve speaking ability
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The virtues of language exchanges
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Pros and cons with travelling to learn a language
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Can you become fluent in Chinese in three months?
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Advancing in spite of praise
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Language is communication, not only an abstract subject to study
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Understanding Language: Learning and Teaching (Future Learn)
https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/understanding-language/
The course takes place over four weeks. It will introduce you to some of the latest ideas in research and practice in language learning and teaching. We will:
- Explore second language learning and what it means to learn language
- Consider language classrooms and how teaching affects our language learning
- Look at the use of technology in teaching, and its benefits and challenges for language learning.
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Week 1
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Week 2
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Week 3
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Week 4
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YouTube Videos
YouTube contains excellent videos, especially interviews of different polyglots and language learners
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How I went about learning Mandarin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSfkJwmzat4
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Tips on learning Mandarin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMQqDWrJ034
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Fluent Mandarin in 6 months? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krK8Bj7zxcI
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The Seven Secrets of Successful Language Learning https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLgvSZ4LSJg&list=PLFED4984055236DDE&index=1
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How to Learn the Hardest Languages https://www.youtube.com/user/poliglotta80
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How to become a polyglot. Conversations with Luca https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AAEYtDktFc
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Don't learn useless words | Random language learning tip #4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRUhPpQBuJw
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How To Improve Your Listening Comprehension https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzwR3ddJ368
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MEMRISE REVIEW - Does Memrise Suck? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxpoDqSdQrs
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Dilemma! Learn a "Useful" Language, or the Language that GRABS You? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gn6bi6VN8pc
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How to Speak Multiple Languages Without Mixing Them Up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PPveTB9Iik
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(Edge #3): Meditation and How it Helps You Learn a Language https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZILKRTX9ML0
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How to build a language core https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvnTmH9tN9E
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How should we learn grammar? - Some useful tips https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEpImoVikFQ
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Learning more than one language at a time: some useful tips https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdZnkatthxg
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Broholm C. - The Actual Fluency Podcast for language learners (polyglot podcast) - 2014-2015
The Actual Fluency Podcast is a Podcast for language learners who want to be inspired, informed andentertained on a weekly show.
Each week I invite top minds of the language learning world to join me and share their knowledge and wisdom.
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AFP 01 – David Mansaray: Language Learning and Personal Growth
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AFP 02 – Ellen Jovin: Language Learning for Pure Enjoyment
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AFP 03 – Judith Meyer: An Incredible Language Learning Journey
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AFP 04 – Seán Young: How to Teach Languages the Best Way
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AFP 05 – Steve Kaufmann: Canadian superpolyglot and entreprenur
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AFP 06 – Chris Broholm: The trifecta of language learning
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AFP 07 – Dani Maizner: Austrian polyglot and blogger
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AFP 08 – Lindsay Dow: Language lover, blogger and TEFL-certified tutor
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AFP 09 – Robin MacPherson: Filmmaker, Learner, Philosopher (1/2)
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AFP 10 – Robin MacPherson: Filmmaker, Learner, Philosopher (2/2)
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AFP 11 – Olly Richards: Blogger, language learner, guitar player
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AFP 12 – Bill Price: Language Learning Blogger
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AFP 14 – Russian Episode (In English)
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AFP 15 – Ben Whately: Memrise, memory and learning
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AFP 16 – Gavan Fantom: Native Esperanto speaker
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AFP 17 – Lauren Cutlip and Benny Lewis: Lauren’s Esperanto
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AFP 18 – Niels Iversen: A unique approach to language learning
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AFP 19 – Brian Kwong: Add1Challenge and tips for success
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AFP 20 – Sonja Lang: Toki Pona, Conlanging and the meaning of life
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Fluent in Three Months Blog http://www.fluentin3months.com/home/
Welcome to Fluent in 3 Months (FI3M), a community and learning resource for language learners all around the world.
I’m Benny Lewis, a fun-loving Irish guy, a full-time globe trotter and international bestselling author.
Since 2003, I’ve become a fluent and confident speaker of seven languages. And I’m able to have confident conversations in many others.
I help people just like you to feel confident in speaking another language, even if they’ve only just started learning. My mission in life is giving people permission to make mistakes. The more mistakes you make, the faster you become a confident language learner.
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5 Hacks to Learn Languages by Reading Literature
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The Goldilocks Technique: How to Set Language Goals that Are Just Right
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Add1Challenge Review: Learn a Language in 90 Days
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Ironic post: Why English is all you need to travel the world
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Are Maths Geeks Better at Learning Languages?
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The Modern Guide to Language Learning
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