For the year 2020. L-Lingo will be giving the gift of language to all existing and new subscribers. In this…
Filler Words In Language Learning: Filling In The Gaps
Filler words are the words that you use to give yourself time to think while in mid-sentence/phrase. You’re more likely to use filler words in the instance that you’re not fluent; however, it doesn’t mean that you’re incompetent for using them. Native speakers are always using filler words as part of their natural speech patterns.
A Language Blogger’s Rant
Is this a normal language learning thing that all you language learners do on purpose, or is it embedded in the deep part of your psyche that you ignore all language learning platforms that actively come to you with a collaboration? I mean, we send you posts every day with this kick-ass language learning content that was thought of sincerely by a struggling brainstorming graduate student living in Japan, and yet nobody reads these blog posts?! Are you freaking’ kidding’ me?
4 Free Language Learning Resources To Use During The Lockdown
Language Learning takes a great amount of effort on the learner’s part. So using applications and web platforms are quite…
Lisan’s Epic Language Learning Adventure
Come come! Gather around little children. This tale will be an epic of the three great beasts of the L-Lingo…
5 Signs Of Bilingualism – One With The Force
What Does It Mean To Be Bilingual? Unlike the complicated question, “What does it mean to be fluent?” This one…
Learning A New Language – Crafting Your Style
What does it mean to craft your style in language? To craft your style means to create a style of…
Brain Farts In Language Learning
Brain farts are when your brain emits flatulence. Okay, maybe that’s too literal to be considered a serious definition. To…
The Optimal Flow In Language Learning
Do you wish, you could learn a hard language effortless and just on-the-fly? In this L-lingo premium article, we’ll be…
Cooking Your Way To A New Language
Grab a pot, your dictionary, and some seasonings because this article is all about cooking in your target language! Many…