Fluencing Languages

#Language courses

Learn the #languages you want in real situations and become #fluent fast!
by @XavierLiras

A new #Spanish Course is available now!

[Fluencing Languages @FluencingL]

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[𝕭𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗮𝗻 𝕽𝘆𝗮𝗻 🇮🇪 @BrendanDMRyan]

Hay que sentirse como en casa, en #inglés:

🏠Apartment - apartamento
🏠Flat - Piso
🏠Cottage - pequeña, de campo/pueblo
🏠Treehouse - en un árbol
🏠Mobile home - caravana (normalmente fija)
🏠Manor - mansión
🏠Cabin - de madera en un bosque

A mini-apartment ⤵️

[Fluencing Languages @FluencingL]

@ohnonero I only got my IG running properly when my gf was using it. Once she got back to work, my IG died out, haha. I just don't know what to post and I haven't traveled for a while.
So good luck with it and don't overthink it ;D

[Fluencing Languages @FluencingL]

@ohnonero Yes, I get you. But what I meant is that no matter what you say to these people, they will keep falling for con artists. It's a natural law. It's like talking to a wall, as we say in Spain.

[Fluencing Languages @FluencingL]

@ohnonero I think on Twitter the language learning community is quite "woke" in this respect. On youtube and facebook, on the contrary... Buf!

I mean, people will get conned no matter what you do.

[Fluencing Languages @FluencingL]

@KevinAbroad1 Well, it's a good business for people that want to think they are learning a language (when they don't). It's like those people that go to the gym once every 3 months and think they are healthy

[Seabolt Speaks @SeaboltSpeaks]

Can you learn a language in a week? Short answer, no. Stop letting youtube polyglots lie to you and feel inadequate in your abilities.
https://t.co/oGTNQ46bBh
#language #languages #languagelearning

[Fluencing Languages @FluencingL]

Very important

[Okie토끼 @_studybunny_]

i love how music can play a part in language learning. it's not enough to listen to or learn a song. But it's great when you're studying a grammar form or word and suddenly the line from your favorite song makes sense! You gain understanding and a took for the concept to stick

[Fluencing Languages @FluencingL]

If you are still afraid of talking to native speakers, talk to yourself! Your confidence will skyrocket.

[Fluencing Languages @FluencingL]

Which are your Language Learning plans for this week?

[Fluencing Languages @FluencingL]

Very interesting (and fun) #english idiom!

[GeorgesEnglish @GeorgesEnglish]

#idiom 'like an elephant in a china shop' - more commonly 'like a bull in a china shop', but I prefer the elephant version 🙂
Meaning: careless in the way that you move or behave:
- We told her it was a delicate situation but she went into the meeting like a bull in a china shop.

[French Today 🇫🇷 @frenchToday]

When you write flashcards, use the words in a sentence. Make it “close to home”, meaning use a real fact, something that happened, facts about yourself or your friends. Your brain will file this sentence as a “memory” and it will stick with you longer.
https://t.co/wUAQQQlrbq

[Fluencing Languages @FluencingL]

#korean

답정너 - "Dapjeongneo"

"Asking a question expecting an answer they want to hear"

Do you know many people like this?

[Fluencing Languages @FluencingL]

@clover_english You can pretend that you are learning it, though! ;) which makes people very frustrated when faced with real situations

[Fluencing Languages @FluencingL]

#welsh

Curious that in Welsh they have something similar to Saudade in #portuguese :)

[Fluencing Languages @FluencingL]

Is coming out from your comfort zone very important when practicing a language?