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Course Buffet is an online platform that offers a wide range of free courses from various providers/universities! It's highly accessible and users can easily find and compare courses across different subjects and levels. I love the direct and easy to grasp materials, user-friendly interface, an

When you first start learning a language, you definitely want to fully commit – however that does not mean that you need to spend money for an app or resource that may not even be what you need. So check out these free resources first and see how far you can get on your learning journey!   Happy

I LOVE Easy Spanish on YouTube!! It really is a great resource for learning the language naturally. They feature real street interviews, showcasing everyday conversations and diverse accents. The subtitles in Spanish and English make it perfect for improving listening skills, building vocabulary, a

"Bonne journée" means "Have a good day" and is a polite, common way to end conversations in French. It’s useful in shops, workplaces, and casual goodbyes. Knowing it will help you sound more natural and polite. Use it when parting during the day but switch to "Bonne soirée"

Knowing allí is super useful when learning Spanish because it helps you describe where things are especially if you are pointing out something a little farther away. It’s like saying "there" in English but with a bit more precision. Compared to aquí (here) and allá (over there, farther away

For my A1 & A2 folks, sloeful has all the resources you need to start on your German journey. The site offers *FREE* stories, reading, lessons and even a podcast. If you’re like me you might’ve attempted to jump right into intermediate levels of a language, confident that maybe the songs you kn

Open Culture languages is an incredible place to find the right language learning materials for you. It provides various free websites that you can use for 48 languages. This is great because you can explore resources that work for you whether you are looking for audio, reading, writing, or texts t

Here’s a list of resources that you can use if you are learning Spanish and are maybe not prepared to spend money or want to try something different than DuoLingo. These are Spanish-specific resources that you can use – but make sure to check my page for other learning resources that are more advan

Always remember the L. R. S. W. acronym when starting to learn a new language (you can build your own mnemonic device if you want, why not). Keep in mind that: listening, reading, speaking, and writing is the general order to learn a language in stages of fluency. This does NOT meant that you sho

Italian to me is one of those languages that you can just always listen to and never get sick of – even if you aren’t in the mood to necessarily study. In addition to listening to music in a foreign language, you should also be implementing short form content into your language learning routine

I love seeing people excited to learn Spanish – it’s a language that I started learning in school and even minored in it in College! For those first starting out, the first month is the most exciting because you’re brand new to the language and breaking in with basic beginner lessons is relatively

The Practice Makes Perfect – Complete Grammar series is my absolute favorite workbook to get started learning a language. I purchased the Complete German Grammar book and found it both easy to follow but also challenging in a good way. I was just beginning learning German and I felt that the bo

"A presto" means "See you soon" and is a useful phrase for ending conversations in a friendly, natural way. It’s commonly used when you expect to see someone again soon, whether in person, or even on a call/ messages. Or it’s a common way to just part ways. #lemon8partner #lear

The NHK World Japan is the cutest site to start your Japanese learning journey! They offer great skits to practice essential phrases – such as greetings, introductions, directions, asking questions, etc. You can then refer to the vocabulary section to review all the words and phrases that you learn

For us Formula 1 nerds – Lewis Hamilton joining Ferrari has been ALL the hype! Since Ferrari is an Italian team, we love seeing Lewis putting in the effort to learn. His Italian sounds wonderful – even with this cute mistake. Remember Italian can be made easy if you just remember the rules – wh

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I have heard recently that some people are looking to branch out to different language learning platforms besides Duolingo – however it is worth noting that it is still a great app that offers lots of different resources. The Duolingo podcast is great for those who need to practice their listening

Knowing "Ça marche!" is super useful because it’s a common and pretty natural/casual way to express agreement in French. You can use it essentially as a way to confirm something – exactly in any instance that you would respond “that works or sounds good”. You can use it casually with friend