Babbel and Duolingo are two of the most popular and well-known platforms for language learning. They have some similarities but many differences.

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  Courses
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  Apps

In this post, I want to share some of the tools and methods we’re using to support our child’s second language development.

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  Books
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  Children
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  Video

The Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) was designed by the Council of Europe for standardization of language exams in different EU countries.

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  Exams

Here are some practical steps you can take to overcome nervousness when speaking a foreign language

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  Speaking

Looking for Hebrew cognates? Here you’ll find a comprehensive list of cognates in Hebrew.

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  Vocabulary

Although Brazil and Portugal share the greater part of the language, there are many variations both spoken and written.

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  Vocabulary
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  Grammar
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  Pronunciation

A while back, I shared an idea I had for an experiment to try and replicate (as much as possible) in-country language immersion at home over Skype.

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  Immersion
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  Classes

No matter how impressive new ‘innovative’ apps and websites for language learning seem, most show little to no innovation whatsoever.

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  Apps

Listening to how native speakers pronounce words, letters, even phrases helped me with the second change I made, which was to mimic what I heard native speakers do.

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  Pronunciation