102 articles for learners of 10 languages, written in English. Each one is tagged with the language it is about: pick a language to see only its articles.
Japanese is demanding for English speakers, but not equally in every area. See what is easy, what is genuinely hard, and how to plan around both.
7 min readJapanese and Chinese are hard in different ways. Compare grammar, writing, tones and pronunciation to decide which suits you better.
7 min readLearn essential Japanese food words and menu phrases with readings, plus a simple method to remember them and practise ordering in a restaurant.
7 min readTrain your ear for Japanese with short dialogues, three-pass listening, shadowing and a few daily minutes. A beginner routine with examples.
7 min readSelf-study can take you far in Korean. Follow a clear order, use graded audio and reading, speak aloud daily and check your level regularly.
7 min readSpeed up your Korean with Hangul in days, common words first, spaced review, daily shadowing and early speaking. A realistic, no-hype approach.
7 min readStart Korean with Hangul in a few days, learn polite everyday phrases, train your ear on short dialogues and review daily. A month-one plan.
7 min readBuild real Korean skills without paying: free Hangul charts, phrases, audio dialogues, graded stories and flashcards in a weekly routine.
7 min readKorean has an easy alphabet but unfamiliar grammar and sounds. See which parts are easy, which are hard and how to plan your learning.
7 min readKorean and Japanese share word order but differ in writing, sounds and vocabulary. Compare them honestly to see which suits you.
7 min readLearn Korean family words with romanisation, how titles differ for men and women, and practise introducing your family in simple sentences.
6 min readTrain your ear for Korean with short dialogues, a three-pass method, shadowing and sound-change awareness. Ten minutes a day with clear steps.
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