Today I’m going to share my advice as a fluent Mandarin Chinese speaker on the best podcasts to learn Mandarin Chinese.

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  Listening

This is a guest post by Jared Romey of SpeakingLatino.com | Real World Spanish.

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  Vocabulary
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  Grammar

In my time living in many different countries it’s always bugged me when I’ve met expats with shamefully bad pronunciation despite them having a good level of fluency in the local language.

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  Pronunciation

Yu Ming Is Ainm Dom is still entirely relevant and hard-hitting for people interested in language revival and specifically Irish.

I decided to make a quick video response to Benny Lewis’ latest mission to learn Mandarin Chinese to C1 fluency along with Steve Kaufmann’s subsequent video criticizing his attempt.

Did you know that the most common and erroneous way that a lot of us try to learn foreign language vocabulary, phrases and expressions is by repetition of the foreign language word/s and the translation in our native language?

I’ve spent a few hours this morning checking out the website and Youtube channel of Alexander Arguelles, one of the hyperpolyglot subjects of Michael Erard’s new book Babel No More.

Is it feasible that a purely fictional language like Tolkien Elvish could ever be made to become a spoken, living language? How do you learn to speak Elvish?

Are you one of these people who put off learning another language because you just don’t have enough time?