Grammar

This guide will explain and clarify different types of French pronouns - subject, reflexive, direct object, indirect object, and relative.

• Beginner
• Grammar

This guide will explain and clarify the French subjunctive, a mood that expresses doubts, wishes, hopes or hypothetical situations in French.

• Beginner
• Grammar

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about forming -AR verbs in Spanish.

• Beginner
• Grammar

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about forming -IR verbs in Spanish.

• Beginner
• Grammar

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about forming past perfect verbs in Spanish.

• Intermediate
• Grammar

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about forming past tense verbs in Spanish.

• Beginner
• Grammar

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about forming present tense verbs in Spanish.

• Beginner
• Grammar

'When' is a crucial word that you'll need to understand early on in French. Here are the different ways to say it explained (in particular, quand and lorsque).

• Beginner
• Grammar

Prepositions in French can be challenging for English speakers. In this guide, I'll explain the differences and show you examples of how to use them properly.

• Beginner
• Grammar

Trying to get a good grasp on the French future tense/s? They're easier than you think. Let me explain them to you.

• Beginner
• Grammar

Both 'saber' and 'conocer' mean 'to know' in Spanish but these two Spanish words are different, though used in very similar contexts.

• Beginner
• Grammar

This beginner's guide covers all you need to know about forming future tense verbs in Spanish.

• Beginner
• Grammar

Reflexive verbs in Spanish are verbs that always contain or feature a reflexive pronoun. They are typically used when the subject of the sentence does an action to themselves.

• Grammar

Learning how to use 'por' and 'para' in Spanish is often challenging for beginners. Here's a guide to help you easily understand their differences and correct usage.

• Beginner
• Grammar
• Vocabulary

Understanding the differences between por qué, porque, por que and porqué is often challenging – even for those who speak and write Spanish at a native level

• Beginner
• Grammar
• Vocabulary

Getting your head around the differences between the Spanish verbs 'ser' and 'estar' can be challenging. Here's a simple yet detailed guide on using them properly.

• Grammar

You might already know some common Spanish adjectives, but a richer vocabulary and comprehensive understanding of various descriptive words can be incredibly useful.

• Grammar
• Vocabulary
• Beginner

Japanese honorifics are titles that can be used to show respect and courtesy towards people of a 'superior' social status in Japan. Here's how to use them correctly.

• Grammar
• Speaking

This review looks at Lingolia, a grammar course for German, English, French, Spanish and Esperanto.

• Courses
• Grammar
• Conlangs

Today we’ll take a look at some of the French language (and our keyboard)’s most well-hidden secrets: the French accent marks.

• Grammar
• Pronunciation

It's very true that the English and German languages historically and etymologically have the same origins. This can benefit you as a learner of German.

• Grammar
• Vocabulary

Unlike many other languages, there is not a variety of different Spanish accent marks. In fact there’s only one true accent mark that’s used - the tilde.

• Grammar
• Pronunciation

Today I've compiled 9 actionable steps that you can take right now which I guarantee will instantly improve your language learning. No question.

• Motivation
• Grammar

Native Arabic speakers will use an adaptation of Modern Standard Arabic which they refer to as 'white language' in order to be universally understood.

• Grammar
• Speaking
• Linguistics

This review of the Grammar Hero series by Olly Richards (I Will Teach You A Language) goes into great detail (video) about its pros and cons.

• Courses
• Grammar

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.

• Grammar
• Pronunciation
• Counting

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

• Motivation
• 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.

• Ancient Languages
• Grammar

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

• Grammar

This article will identify three tough features of the Russian language and give you tips for mastering them.

• Guest Posts
• Pronunciation
• Grammar

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

• Guest Posts
• Vocabulary
• Grammar
• Pronunciation
• Linguistics

You can buy expensive audio books and make multiple in-app purchases to learn Korean, or make one of the BEST investments that can easily be found in Integrated Korean and 'KLEAR' textbooks.

• Books
• Grammar

I had no idea about more complex sentences and phrases, idioms, etc. in Japanese until I used the Nakama 1 textbook.

• Books
• Grammar

Today I'm going to convince you that Russian is actually far easier to learn than you've been led to believe.

• Grammar
• Vocabulary
• Pronunciation

This will help you if you're switching Arabic dialects to Moroccan or considering which dialect to learn.

• Grammar
• Vocabulary
• Pronunciation

The most important thing when learning to speak Spanish is actually speaking Spanish.

• Guest Posts
• Grammar
• Pronunciation

Here are 7 huge differences between European and Latin American Spanish that you should know about if you're learning the language.

• Grammar
• Vocabulary

Grammar study can be enjoyable. If you're learning foreign language grammar then keep reading. This will help you.

• Grammar

The problem with most language instruction is the idea that in order to become a fluent speaker of a language one has to study its grammar first.

• Grammar

The Korean language isn’t as hard as you may think it is and here's 10 reasons why.

• Grammar
• Vocabulary

For today's post I've decided to share 19 'do not do's' which I believe are hugely important for all language learners.

• Grammar
• Speaking
• Productivity

I'm going to share a handful of fundamentals and things I''ve observed here that I believe everyone should be aware of when tackling the Korean language.

• Beginner
• Grammar

Today I'm going to share a video with you demonstrating one of my simple, routine methods for learning any language.

• Grammar

If there's one piece of advice you take away from this site, let it be this: You don't need to study grammar to learn to speak a foreign language.

• Grammar

I read a lot of comments on forums and other blogs, and have received emails from people asking questions about the difficulty of Semitic languages like Arabic and Hebrew.

• Grammar
• Vocabulary

The issue that I want to raise here is whether or not a grammar first approach is actually advisable (or a grammar-at-all approach for that matter) when learning a language.

• Grammar

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

• Guest Posts
• Vocabulary
• Grammar
• Linguistics

Chunking, or formula-based learning, can help you accelerate your language learning. A basic phrasebook can help you a lot more than a grammar book.

• Grammar