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I recently wrote a post on my blog, about what I consider to be the best language resource not only for Korean but for all languages, not just because it's free but because of the sheer amount of lessons and free resources (and paid resources too :P). I have been tried to learn several languages in the past but I have found only limited resources. I feel like these guys have done something incredible by giving people who want to learn Korean, loads of great resources to aid their studies. I hope to go to Korea in the future and even if I don't become "fluent" in the language, with the help of TTMIK, I eel as if I can at least get a basic grounding in it.
If you have ever tried using Talk To Me In Korean, what have your experiences been of using their resources - are you as impressed as I am :D
I am doing a project for an "Equality and Diversity" campaign at school, I have chosen to base it on the theme of "Faith and Belief". It would be really great if I could get some opinions not just from my friends and family but from people all around the world. It would be a big help if you comment with your answers to these 3 questions
1. What is your personal definition of faith?
2. What words do you automatically think of associated with faith? (peace, pray, worship.ect)
3. How do you say "faith", "love" and "equality" in your language?
Obviously, I want these to be your opinion but at the same time, no offensive/racist/mean responses, they will certainly not be taken into account
Thank you in advance to anyone who helps me :)
Currently, I'm learning Spanish and Mandarin Chinese in high school/sixth form college. These languages as well as my native English, are three of the world's most important languages. For my college, I need to do something creative as part of my course, and I thought why not learn another language, just for fun not necessarily with the aim of becoming fluent.
I thought of a handful that were either going to be useful to me, or I had an interest in:
Portuguese
Polish
Dutch
Korean
Swedish
Russian
Arabic
Japanese
The list went on
I was wondering what people thought about choosing which language to study, is it a case of learning it for it's importance (for example, learning one of the 6 major UN languages because of the job opportunities; or do something like Swedish where although it may not be as important in terms of future prospects, is a language I like)
I am thinking of becoming an informal English tutor on italki in the new year. I was just wondering who would be interested and if you are what you would want to cover in the sessions
I'm not sure how much my lessons would cost, but the rates would be low, I don't believe in paying huge sums of money for language tuition.
In terms of content, I am considering doing:
Beginner's English
IELTS exam practice (intermediate and advanced)
English grammar (beginner and advanced)
Possibly - Beginner's Spanish
Any other suggestions or if you are interested in the lesson, comment on this debate :D
