In-depth guides to grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, writing systems, culture and effective language-learning methods.
About LingoDeer
LingoDeer turned 5 today! Can you believe how fast time flies? On this special day, we can't wait to share our joy with you! But first, we want to say a huge thank you to all of our learners and the LingoDeer team for this wonderful 5-year
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Should I learn grammar in order to learn a new language? I believe many language learners have asked themselves this question at some point of their language learning journey. Well, simply put: You don't have to study grammar religiously to be fluent. But a general understanding of basic
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Have you heard of Daniel Tammet? He is an acclaimed savant who learned Icelandic in a week. Not only that, but he went on Icelandic television after his week of study and spoke the language fluently in a real interview. Pretty amazing, isn't it? Well, Daniel isn'
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Here are only hiragana charts you need to embark on your Japanese learning journey.
Learn French
French is probably one of the easiest languages for English speakers to learn. But it still takes a lot of work and effort to reach fluency. If you wish to learn French fast with minimal effort, keep on reading and see how these child-play-like tips can help you
Learn German
Want to learn German? Well, there are many apps for that. Don't just choose any old app for your German journey, though. Even if you find one that incorporates reading, writing, listening, speaking, and straightforward grammar, you need an app that's going to deliver. You need
Korean Resources
If you are interested in Korean culture and wish to learn the Korean language but don’t want to take traditional Korean classes, you’ve come to the right place! Thanks to the advancement of technology, now you can access Korean language lessons at your fingertips with plenty of functional
Learn Japanese
The greeting “moshi moshi” (もしもし) does not actually mean “hello.” This expression is thought to be derived from the verb 申す (もうす) which means “to speak.'' Although 申す is a humble verb and would normally only be used in situations where the speaker is trying to lower their social status, もしもし is actu
Culture & Travel
South Korea is famous for its K-pop, K-drama, and cosmetics. It is also a popular tourist destination with 24/7 convenience stores, outstanding landmarks, bustling shopping streets, and countless fun activities. Thanks to the advancement of technology, now traveling to Korea is much easier if you have the
Culture & Travel
"뭐 마실래?" (What would you like to drink?) “나는 아아" (I'll have an "aa".) Have you ever seen Korean people order like this in K-dramas or in real life? When I first heard it, I thought it was some kind of new
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Hanzi, Kanji, and Hanja: what are their differences? Are they mutually intelligible in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean? If you are interested in East Asian culture or learning CJK languages (Chinese, Japanese, Korean), you might have encountered questions like these before. In this article, we will focus on differentiating between these
Korean Grammar
An adverb is used to describe a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. Korean adverbs (부사) work in much the same way as adverbs in English. They are a very important component in forming a sentence in Korean. To understand the basics of Korean adverbs, you probably want to first