An average person knows 20,000 words. A LingoDeer user knows that and a few hundred foreign words. (…depending on where you are in our courses.) We learned them from many sources, human and non-human teachers. But we all learned our very first word from an amazing woman: “Mamá!” “妈妈!” ” 엄마!” “ママ！” This Mom’s Day, …
Not sure what to do on the weekend? Why not try learning a little bit Korean! Join us for an informative, fun session of learning about Korean language basics and Korean culture! 🇰🇷 There will also be a Q&A at the end and also a giveaway!! 🤫 ❗️This event is limited to 100 attendees. So …
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LingoDeer was born with the mission to serve as the main guide for beginner learners, so our courses are designed to match the beginner levels of the standardized tests and popular textbooks. Of course, the journey to fluency involves a dozen resources easily, but everyone’s mix has at least one main guide and several supplementary …
The Japanese language makes extensive use of honorifics and humble language in many situations. Let’s learn about them in this short article. Honorific suffixes are attached to the end of names, such as さん in 田中さん, and are often gender-neutral. Honorific suffixes also indicate the relationship between the speaker and referred individual’s and are often …
A Japanese adjective can be divided into two parts, a stem and a suffix. All adjectives fall under two categories: i-adjectives and na-adjectives. Adjectives ending with the Hiragana suffix “い(i)” are i-adjectives. I-adjectives are also categorized as A1. The second type is the na-adjective, A2. A2 takes な(na) before the noun that it modifies. Examples of i-adjectives …
Japanese particles shows the relationship of a word, a phrase, or a clause, to the rest of the sentence. If you have trouble keeping all the particles straight, the chart below will illuminate you by explaining how to perfectly use them. A List of Japanese Particles は “は (ha) “is the topic marking particle in Japanese …
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LingoDeer was born with the mission to serve as the main guide for beginner learners, so our courses are designed to match the beginner levels of the standardized tests and popular textbooks. Of course, the journey to fluency easily involves a dozen resources, but everyone’s mix has one main guide and several supplementary tools. We …
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LingoDeer was born with the mission to serve as the main guide for beginner learners, so our courses are designed to match the beginner levels of the standardized tests and popular textbooks. Quick link to: LingoDeer Korean vs Textbooks and LingoDeer Chinese vs Textbooks Of course, the journey to fluency easily involves a dozen resources, …
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So you’re interested in Duolingo Korean but sure if it’s right for you? You’re in the right place! 5 years ago, I was first recommended to try Duolingo to learn English. After English, I’ve dabbled in Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese with this app. After learning that Duolingo added a Korean course, as a Korean teacher, …
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As our healthcare workers are battling with the virus on the frontlines, we think one of the best ways to help them is stay home and use this time to learn a new language. Today, we are presenting you a special Italian lesson. Luckily, we have secured an instructional video from an Italian mayor, Gianfilippo …
