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Learn a foreign language on the cheap
The No Thick Manuals wiki details how to learn a language efficiently using two free, open source applications. The first is jVLT (java Vocabulary Learning Tool), a completely cross platform flash card application. Read more…
Continue reading...What is the best way to study a foreign language?
5. January 2008
There are a number of different ways to study a language, each of which has advantages and disadvantages. You may find a combination of these is best for you. * Taught courses * Teaching yourself * Language exchange * Picking it up by [...]
Continue reading...5 Great Reasons to Learn a Foreign Language
5. January 2008
1. Improve your English - I know this might not make sense at first but hear me out. As a person who speaks only one language you have no basis for comparison; all you know is English. In different languages the same idea is often expressed in different ways. Knowing another language gives you a [...]
Continue reading...How to Teach Yourself a Foreign Language
5. January 2008
The first step is acquiring the materials you will use to teach yourself. The first thing you need is an audio language course. This is essential for developing your basic vocabulary and, more importantly, your pronunciation. Read more…
Continue reading...Learn a Foreign Language with Mango
1. January 2008
Webapp Mango offers 11 free foreign language courses in Spanish, Russian, Greek, German, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, French, Italian and Polish. Simply sign up with your email address and you’re ready to go. Choose any of the available courses and view slideshow presentations instantly. Read more…
Continue reading...The top 10 downloads on Learn Japanese
1. January 2008
It’s always good go through old files and see which ones are being downloaded and which aren’t. While going through the files I decided to make the top 10 most popular downloads from this site. Here they are in reverse order. Read more…
Continue reading...Foreign Language Lesson Podcast Collection
1. January 2008
Open Culture has collected a pretty extensive list of foreign language lesson podcasts. You can find them here.
Continue reading...A Japanese guide to Japanese grammar
1. January 2008
This site explains Japanese grammar in a systematic step-by-step process and is released under the Creative Commons License. It was created as a resource for those who want to learn Japanese grammar in a rational, intuitive way that makes sense in Japanese. The explanations are focused on how to make sense of the grammar not [...]
Continue reading...Learn a language with podcasts
1. January 2008
If you’re interested in learning a language in ‘07, iTunes has a whole section of podcasts devoted to language. To get there, just head to the iTunes Music Store, then go to Podcast -> Education -> Language Courses. Read more…
Continue reading...Japancast.net - Special Edition - Christmas List 2007
1. January 2008
So for this episode we decided to come up with our Japancast Christmas List 2007. For all your family members who always ask you “what do you want for Christmas” and you never can come up with anything on the spot - this list is for you. First on the list would be Japanese study materials, [...]
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7. January 2008
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