It’s a common curiosity want to know what the easiest language to learn is. It’s a common question for people who want to learn a foreign language for the first time. Someone who wants to learn a language for first time looks for the easiest language because it’s generally understood that learning a language isContinue reading “What is the Easiest Language to Learn?”
Author Archives: Conner Worm
Netflix Review: “Bróder” (No Spoilers)
The purpose of this article is to give a brief review of the movie “Bróder” from the perspective of a language learner. I’ll discuss what you might get out of watching it if you’re learning Brazilian Portuguese and give some general hints to the plot of the film. The film is about a group ofContinue reading “Netflix Review: “Bróder” (No Spoilers)”
Language Study Log: January 2021
As someone who was new to learning languages or someone with more experience as I am now, I’ve always thought that it would be interesting to see how someone manages language learning on a daily basis. Language Study Log samples are my way of sharing how I manage language studies and show you on aContinue reading “Language Study Log: January 2021”
Podcasts as a Tool for Passive Language Learning
Podcasts can be a great way to learn a language passively. There’s a certain practicality in listening to podcasts that you can’t get from sitting and reading a book or watching a movie in the sense that you more or less have to solely engage in these activities. A podcast can be listened to anywhere,Continue reading “Podcasts as a Tool for Passive Language Learning”
Netflix Review: “O Mecanismo” (No Spoilers)
The purpose of this article is to give a short review of the Brazilian Netflix series “O Mecanismo” from the perspective of a language learner. My goal is to give you a sense of what you might get out of the series if you’re studying Brazilian Portuguese. I’ll also give a general take on theContinue reading “Netflix Review: “O Mecanismo” (No Spoilers)”
Language Study Log: December 2020 Sample
As someone who was new to learning languages or someone with more experience as I am now, I’ve always thought that it would be interesting to see how someone manages language learning on a daily basis. Language Study Log samples are going to be my way of sharing how I manage language studies and showContinue reading “Language Study Log: December 2020 Sample”
Passive Method for Language Learning with YouTube
YouTube is a great tool for any kind of learning. For me it’s my go-to lifeline when I want to learn about something whether it be through a product review or a how-to oriented video. It can be used for everything from car repairs to tech reviews. It’s the practical nature of the platform thatContinue reading “Passive Method for Language Learning with YouTube”
italki as a Means for Conversation Practice
italki has played a huge role in my life over the previous 2 years. Earning money as an English Community Tutor online enabled me to have a lot of freedom as a college student. I was able to carry the job with me when I moved to Houston to pursue my master’s degree as wellContinue reading “italki as a Means for Conversation Practice”
A Strategy for Starting a New Language: Apps
One of the most difficult parts of learning a language is starting. The plethora of resources and language apps available online can ironically make the process more difficult. Aside from the mainstream language apps like Babbel and Memrise, there are numerous other online language schools and apps. Trying to pick one that you believe isContinue reading “A Strategy for Starting a New Language: Apps”
Kindle and Reading in Language Learning
Kindle is currently one of my favorite language learning tools. The convenience and functionality of the device are what stand out the most. It’s easy to take with you when traveling and is much more durable than a book. It’s also a great way to learn new vocabulary while reading in a foreign language. ReadingContinue reading “Kindle and Reading in Language Learning”