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A person sits on a stone wall outdoors, smiling, with text overlay 'use LINGQ to start your language learning journey!'.
A laptop screen displays the LingQ library, showing 'Mini Stories' and 'Guided Courses' for various language levels, emphasizing reading and listening.
A laptop screen shows LingQ's interactive reader, displaying a Spanish text where users can click words to see their meanings and build vocabulary.
Use LingQ to Start Learning a New Language
I have spoken of Steve Kaufmann before (the guy who speaks 20 languages?!) – yeah well he has his own language learning platform! You can learn for free but there are memberships for full access. Steve is all about really integrating yourself with: reading, listening, writing and speaking.
Anaïs D’Ottavio

Anaïs D’Ottavio

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An open notebook filled with handwritten Korean text, with other notebooks in the background. The image has an overlay text that reads, "Korean learning apps I've been gatekeeping."
A phone screen displaying three app icons: Pingo AI, AnkiApp, and Coban. Text annotations describe Pingo AI as "best for speaking," AnkiApp as "BEST flashcards," and Coban as "great 4 reading and writing."
A phone screen showing the App Store listing for "Pingo AI - Language Learning AI Speaking Practice." An overlay text states, "this app ACTUALLY helped me become fluent. just search 'Pingo AI' on the App Store."
Discover top Korean apps! #learnkorean #languagelearning #pingoai #usptp
dewdropghost

dewdropghost

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A hand uses a stylus on an iPad to practice writing Japanese characters on a Notability template, with text overlays asking to 'learn a new language on your iPad' and 'learning japanese?'. A pen case and drink are in the background.
An iPad screen shows the Notability app, displaying a search for 'Japanese practice staruby' templates, with text overlays indicating 'using notability to search for practice templates' and that they are 'free!'. A blue pen is in the background.
A hand uses a stylus to write the Japanese character 'あ' on an iPad screen, utilizing a Notability template. Text overlays encourage 'happy practicing' and instruct to 'download & save the template'.
Learn a new language on your iPad? 📚
boost your language skills with notability templates on your ipad! customize templates for vocabulary, grammar, and exercises. integrate audio, visuals, and handwriting for a dynamic learning experience. all you have to do is look for the template of the language you want to learn and download it!
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sanae ☕️

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Learn a language at the library!
I’m lucky to have a wonderful public library here in Austin, TX with a wide array of language learning books! If you don’t want to commit just yet to purchasing books, you can definitely take a look at which language learning books your library offers! Bisous, Anaïs #lemon8partner #educat
Anaïs D’Ottavio

Anaïs D’Ottavio

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A woman with long dark hair sits by a window, writing in a notebook. Text overlay reads "BREAKING DOWN EACH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY LEVEL A1-C2" and "lemon8 @bonjour.anais".
A plate of French toast with berries and bananas, a glass of orange juice, and a book on a wooden table. Text describes A1-BEGINNER language proficiency levels.
An open textbook displays German phrases with English translations. Text describes A2-ELEMENTARY language proficiency, including understanding simple expressions and communicating basic information.
Understanding Language Proficiency Levels (A1-C2)
When learning a language, it’s important to set realistic expectations – especially when you are first starting. Understanding each proficiency level is key to knowing what to look forward to and to learn according to where you would like to be. This also helps you identify which learning reso
Anaïs D’Ottavio

Anaïs D’Ottavio

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A woman smiles, asking 'do you want to learn sign language?' with a lily flower, a checkmark, and a question mark icon. The text 'Swipe' is also visible.
A phone screen shows an ASL app icon and text about learning sign language for communication in healthcare, food service, or retail, to understand deaf individuals.
An app interface displays lesson options like 'Free Daily Lesson,' 'Food2,' 'fivews,' and 'ASL 1 - 1 ASL Negation,' each with 0% progress.
do you want to learn sign language?
want to learn sign language? this app has helped me tons - Healthcare: you’ll come into contact with a lot of these individuals and this will help you with quality care, confidence, communication and may offer differential depending where you work as a translator! - Food service/retail: whe
Lillian Trotta

Lillian Trotta

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A laptop screen displays the LingoClip website, highlighting its benefits for language learning through music, including enhancing listening, expanding vocabulary, boosting grammar, and improving pronunciation. The overlay text says 'you NEED! this music language learning app'.
A mobile screen shows a list of languages available for learning, such as English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, German, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Turkish, and Polish, under the heading '1. pick a language'.
A mobile screen presents options to choose a song and difficulty level. It features a Spanish song 'Si Antes Te Hubiera Conocido' by KAROL G, with difficulty levels ranging from Beginner to Expert.
Obsessed with this language learning app!
I will always praise learning  a language through music, but to have an app that is actually interactive with lyrics and challenges to complete – amazing! LingoClip is great for those who don’t always want to be glued to a textbook or watch learning videos, especially great for kinesthetic learners
Anaïs D’Ottavio

Anaïs D’Ottavio

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A laptop screen displays the Lingolia website, offering a free guide to Spanish, French, German, and English grammar practice. The site promotes taking grammar to the next level with interactive exercises.
A laptop screen shows the Lingolia website's language selection menu, highlighting the option to choose from English, German, French, Spanish, and Esperanto for language learning.
A laptop screen displays a Lingolia Spanish grammar page, featuring sections on subjunctive tenses, nouns, pronouns, adverbs, verbs, articles, adjectives, and prepositions for review.
Get on Lingolia ASAP
If you want to learn English, German, Spanish, or French, you need to check out Lingolia. I love how clean and organized this site is (especially for a free site). It offers clear, concise grammar and vocab explanations and exercises. It focuses on grammar, vocabulary, and cultural insights, and th
Anaïs D’Ottavio

Anaïs D’Ottavio

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A laptop displays the Coffee Break Languages website with the text 'Learn a language on your Coffee Break!' and a coffee cup icon, promoting language courses.
The Coffee Break Languages website shows 10 different language options, each represented by a coffee cup icon with a flag, including French, Italian, Chinese, German, Spanish, English, Swedish, Gaelic, Portuguese, and Japanese.
The Coffee Break Spanish website displays different learning plans: Free podcasts, an Online course in GBP (£120), and an Online course in USD ($145), highlighting free resources and paid options.
Learn a language on your *Coffee Break*!
I love the concept of learning “unintentionally” – Coffee Break languages offers great podcasts in 10 different languages that you can play whenever is most convenient for you! They cover topics at 4 different levels from beginner to advanced. You can listen to the podcasts or go to their website
Anaïs D’Ottavio

Anaïs D’Ottavio

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A night city scene with illuminated buildings and streets. Overlay text reads: 'HOW I LEARNED Japanese AS A HOBBY FROM ZERO self taught' with 'Japanese' in red, and 'lemon8 @jubisdoobis' at the bottom.
The cover of a workbook titled 'Learning Japanese Hiragana and Katakana: A Workbook for Self-Study, Revised Second Edition' with 'FREE Online Audio'. The overlay text emphasizes that learning Hiragana and Katakana is the first step to reading Japanese words.
A spiral-bound notebook open to a page with handwritten Japanese grammar notes, including sentence structure (S-O-V) and particle explanations. The overlay text advises keeping notes to break down information and for future reference.
I self taught myself Japanese from zero
I consider myself a person who loves to learn new languages and about different cultures. I think that speaking different languages is a talent anyone can have, and also believe that being able to speak multiple languages can be a very good life skill. I am bilingual, fluent in both English and B
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lia🤍

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A woman sits on a stone wall overlooking a scenic landscape, with text "UNCONVENTIONAL ways to learn languages in person" overlaid, introducing the topic.
A child draws using a 'Smart Sketcher' projector, illustrating the text "babysitting foreign families are always looking for ways to help their children practice different languages/preserve their native tongue."
An open cookbook displays a "big boss burrito" recipe and ingredients, accompanied by text about learning language terms through cooking.
So many ways to learn a language!
I think we all sometimes need to take a step away from our notebooks when we are learning a new language. Bringing in some diversity and variety can help with burnout and feeling bored. These are all ways that I keep language looped into my life. I love babysitting little kiddos whose parents want
Anaïs D’Ottavio

Anaïs D’Ottavio

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