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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Why You Can't Speak Yet (and a 3-Step Method to Fix It)
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If you struggle to speak and feel blocked every time you try, I have one simple question for you.
Have you repeated everything enough times?
Think about school. Lots of us did better on written tests th...
Learn the Language Before You're Forced to
I speak mainly about Belgium now, but I’ve lost count of the people who said a version of this to me - in the Netherlands, in Germany, anywhere English isn’t the official language:
(any country where English is not the official language)...
Try to Fall in Love With a Language You Didn't Choose
Initially this post was meant to be titled something like “Improve Your Mental Health with Angèle”, but I’ve never really focused on any specific language in my writings and I didn’t want to start now. Unlike many teachers who love a specif...
How I Help a Fluent Speaker with French Spelling - Without a Single Live Lesson
+++ This will be probably one of my last posts about French. I have plenty of work and ideas for Dutch and Italian, but I’m going to stop marketing my services for French. I will keep following my current clients as long as they need, but I...
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...
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