Our guest tonight is a man of the world: born in England, raised in Canada, anxious to socialize with his future in-laws from Japan… Meet Norbi Whitney, a professional circus artist slash photographer and a proud LingoDeer User! Посмотреть эту публикацию в Instagram Публикация от Norbi (@jugglernorbi) 24 Июн 2018 в 6:44 PDT …
The answer to this email is… sí, yes! The highly requested course Latin American Spanish (Level 1) is now in beta! If you’re interested in learning Spanish for work, leisure or school, please try it out and let us know what you think! Currently, only Premium users can access the course from the course selection …
You’ve probably heard his voice hundreds of times, but you have no idea who he is! Today, let’s finally meet our male voice – Mr. Sung-youp Lee (이성엽)! Q: Tell us about yourself! Lee: Hello! It is a pleasure to meet the users of LingoDeer. My name is Sung-youp Lee. It’s a new opportunity for …
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You have already heard her voice so many times, but you have no idea who she is! It is her voice that gives life to the complicated Chinese characters. It is her voice that guides you to pronounce Chinese like a native speaker. She is the voice behind LingoDeer’s Chinese lessons – Yan Jiayu (闫嘉煜). Q: Tell …
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What is the meaning of Xue Hua Piao Piao? Xue Hua Piao Piao refers to the romanization of the Chinese phrase “雪花飘飘”, which literally means “snow flakes float”. It comes from a Chinese song called Yi Jian Mei (一剪梅). It became viral after a video of Chinese man singing the song in the snow appeared …
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In short, LingoDeer teaches languages – not just their separate parts. A grammar-based structure Grammar, the system that governs these parts, is generally considered to be the most difficult aspect of a language to learn, particularly outside of the classroom. So while most other apps settle for standard word lists and phrase books as the foundations …
Have you ever been confused by Katakana? Have you ever wondered how these foreign loan words came to be is and how to use them? If your answered yes, join our live stream and enjoy a fun 1-hour lesson with Hiroki, your expert guide to the world of Japanese! Speaker: Hello! I’m Hiroki. I come …
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For this year’s Mother’s Day we asked our Instagram followers to post a video or photo of themselves speaking/writing about their mothers in their target language. Here’s the video of our winner, Chlöe. Her speech about her drama-addicting mother will make you smile. LD: Tell us about yourself and how you got into Korean? …
Thank you for choosing LingoDeer! LingoDeer was born with the mission to serve as the main guide for beginner learners, so our courses are designed to meet requirements of standardized tests (HSK 1-3) and match textbooks. We are proud to share a comparison between LingoDeer Chinese and Integrate Chinese Level 1, the most used textbook …
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 …
Japanese Adjectives: Types and Differences 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. They are also categorized as A1. The second type is the na-adjective, A2. A2 takes な (na) before …
