Spanish is really easy to learn. Let’s take a look at some of these harder aspects of learning Spanish from the perspective of a native speaker of English.

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I’m here today to prove to you that general assumptions are wrong and that Hebrew is actually easier than you think.

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  Grammar

One of my main goals with this project is to identify the points where Koine Greek is a major struggle, look at how it’s commonly taught and see if I can find a way to radically improve it.

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  Grammar

My prior apathy about Russia aside, after just a few short months of living in Russia I have already been forced to seriously reconsider every Russian stereotype that I’d previously held.

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  Immersion
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  Courses

In this simple guide, I’ll explain how comparatives and superlatives work in French, and how you can use them.

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  Grammar

This will be the first time where I use an ancient language as a foundation to learning a modern, conversational language (Koine Greek to Modern Greek).

Much like its native speakers, the Swedish language is fascinating and quirky. It has Germanic roots, like English, so it isn’t too horrendous to learn to get the sounds to roll off your tongue. Here’’s how I learned to speak Swedish.

It’s not easy to compare or review Duolingo and Rosetta Stone together. They are vastly different language learning platforms with different methodologies.

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Learning Spanish verb conjugation is without doubt the thing that concerns prospective students the most in my experience. But it’s really easy.

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  Grammar