Diary of a Language Freak
Chiara Language FreakI've learned English, French, Dutch, Persian, Russian, and Hungarian, not through apps or classrooms, but through daily, unglamorous production: writing, speaking, getting things wrong, and trying again the next day.
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How I Taught French Spelling to a Fluent Speaker - Without a Single Live Lesson
His mother contacted me because he was making mistakes in French, which may sound strange, because French is supposed to be his first language after all.
However, he attended international schools abroad for most of his life: English all d...
The (Other) Language Plateau: When You're Good Enough and Still Not Happy
Language learning has always been the thing I love most in my life. As soon as I could speak a language decently well, it was another one’s turn.
When starting a new language was the whole point
I was constantly hungry to discover mor...
Helping My Boyfriend in Dutch for 18 Days - a Report
I’ve been in Brussels for eight years. My boyfriend has been in Italy on the verge of moving to Brussels for the past 4 years at least. In July I told him I wasn’t waiting another year without a clear timeline. If he isn’t here by 21 June 2...
How to Stop People Switching to English on You
This post is inspired by something I read in my community. I think it’s a very frequent issue for many people. I’ve actually just uploaded a proposal for a Belgian Dutch pronunciation training for French-speakers on an institution platform,...
One voice message a day. That was the whole method.
Negin had been living in Italy for five years.
Classes organised by the municipality in Milan. Duolingo. She could read a bit, more or less follow a conversation, and understand far more than she could produce. At work, surrounded by Itali...
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I help exhausted working adults learn Italian, French or Belgian Dutch without going to class, but with flexible, daily WhatsApp practice - no textbooks, no rigid schedules.
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