Tag: Vocabulary

Due to recent work circumstances, I’ve been exposed heavily to reading documentation written in Chinese (????????????). As someone who grew up in an English speaking household, despite being Chinese, the process of getting through just a single page document was not only agonizing slow but men...

The Vocabulary Challenge  We all know that expanding our vocabulary is crucial for language proficiency. But without understanding the grammar behind those words, we’re essentially trying to build a house without a foundation. That’s where this app shines — it doesn&r...

Oh no! You feel sick on holiday in France or another French nation. Don’t put off going to the clinic or hospital. Instead, learn basic French health vocabulary and phrases to get you through your visit stress-free. Remember, your health is the #1 most important thing even while on holiday!...

Are you curious to know the French vocabulary for family? It’s handy to know what French words are used for family members. For example, it is common that during a conversation, you or the other person have to explain how many brothers and sisters you have or describe your family. This arti...

Whenever I get a new student, one thing I always recommend is cue cards. Cue cards are an extremely useful tool when learning languages, and I use them myself all the time. They play an indispensable role in memorising new vocabulary. In my 3 Minute French courses, each lesson gives you a handful...

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Acquiring vocabulary is probably the essential thing foreign language learners should do. Not only because knowing a lot of words makes you sound smart but also because words and phrases are the building blocks of all languages. As you’ve probably read in my “How to form sentences&rdq...