Anyone who has ever spent a significant amount of time trying to get into another language knows that at some point, you will start forgetting your native language. Really. If it hasn’t happened to you, it because it hasn’t happened to you yet. It’s an inevitable side-effect of trying to adapt to different syntax, unfamiliar …
Multilingual Things
Duolingo has become a synonym for learning a new language, and for a good reason. It’s fun, it’s free and their mascot is a bird that you can dress. However, every single time I start learning a new language on Duolingo I kind of go through the same 7 stages. 1. Excitement “This is so easy …
Learning a new language is basically a rollercoaster of emotions, discoveries and frustrations. No matter what language you have chosen upon, certain things are just bound to happen. How many of these things do you recognize? 1. You get super excited when you see your target language somewhere 2. And you try to eavesdrop the …
This article was originally shared on EuropeLanguageJobs.com English as a second language is becoming more and more competitive. Due to the weight the language carries in the modern, professional world, speaking English is fast becoming less of a benefit and more of an essential, or even basic, requirement when looking for a job in Europe. Approximately 2 …
1. People always ask you to “Say something” in another language 2. Words are always on the tip of your tongue 3. .. or you only know a word in another language 4. You change personality multiple times a day Yes, it has been proven that speaking different languages may actually enable you to have …