Comments for Language Blog - Your foreign language learning blog! http://languageblog.net English, Japanese, Sign Language, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Korean, Latin Thu, 21 Aug 2008 21:44:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Leçon numéro un and a new layout! by John http://languageblog.net/lecon-numero-un-and-a-new-layout/#comment-92 John Mon, 04 Aug 2008 14:27:23 +0000 http://languageblog.net/?p=72#comment-92 Congratulations! I'm learning French just now with free software from www.valodas.com and yours will be another free French resource on Internet Congratulations! I’m learning French just now with free software from http://www.valodas.com and yours will be another free French resource on Internet

]]> Comment on Been away for a while… by admin http://languageblog.net/been-away-for-a-while/#comment-84 admin Fri, 01 Aug 2008 05:53:56 +0000 http://languageblog.net/been-away-for-a-while/#comment-84 Excellent website Stacie! I really appreciate your contribution :) This will really help me learn french faster. I hope everyone check out this site. Excellent website Stacie! I really appreciate your contribution :) This will really help me learn french faster.

I hope everyone check out this site.

]]> Comment on Been away for a while… by Stacie http://languageblog.net/been-away-for-a-while/#comment-82 Stacie Thu, 31 Jul 2008 21:27:29 +0000 http://languageblog.net/been-away-for-a-while/#comment-82 If you need to learn French, check out www.FrenchPod.com. It's a cool new tool that uses podcast and web 2.0 technology to bring fun and interesting courses to your iPod any where you go. Some friends of mine recommended it to me for Spanish and Italin - it really helps. If you need to learn French, check out http://www.FrenchPod.com. It’s a cool new tool that uses podcast and web 2.0 technology to bring fun and interesting courses to your iPod any where you go. Some friends of mine recommended it to me for Spanish and Italin - it really helps.

]]> Comment on Been away for a while… by admin http://languageblog.net/been-away-for-a-while/#comment-81 admin Thu, 31 Jul 2008 05:51:47 +0000 http://languageblog.net/been-away-for-a-while/#comment-81 Thanks :) What do you mean with merging it with ASP? My guess is that you're studying ASP.Net. Thanks :) What do you mean with merging it with ASP?

My guess is that you’re studying ASP.Net.

]]> Comment on Language Blog’s Technique #1 for Language Learning by admin http://languageblog.net/language-blogs-technique-1-for-language-learning/#comment-80 admin Thu, 31 Jul 2008 05:49:33 +0000 http://languageblog.net/language-blogs-technique-1-for-language-learning/#comment-80 Thanks for the compliment, Tim :) Also, thanks for the recommendation, I'll check that site, I'm sure it's going to be of great help to all of us. Thanks for the compliment, Tim :)

Also, thanks for the recommendation, I’ll check that site, I’m sure it’s going to be of great help to all of us.

]]> Comment on Language Blog’s Technique #1 for Language Learning by Tim http://languageblog.net/language-blogs-technique-1-for-language-learning/#comment-78 Tim Wed, 30 Jul 2008 15:36:28 +0000 http://languageblog.net/language-blogs-technique-1-for-language-learning/#comment-78 Hey, this is a neat blog, I bet we can share some good ideas. I have some flash cards I like to use at http://www.theLanguageBear.com that don't require any sort of login or anything. You actually have access to a huge amount of words (not just greetings or colors or common nouns) and you can change categories on the fly. I suggest you check them out. They are available in French, Spanish, Japanese and Italian right now. Hey, this is a neat blog, I bet we can share some good ideas. I have some flash cards I like to use at http://www.theLanguageBear.com that don’t require any sort of login or anything. You actually have access to a huge amount of words (not just greetings or colors or common nouns) and you can change categories on the fly.

I suggest you check them out. They are available in French, Spanish, Japanese and Italian right now.

]]> Comment on Been away for a while… by Italian Learning http://languageblog.net/been-away-for-a-while/#comment-75 Italian Learning Mon, 28 Jul 2008 15:27:27 +0000 http://languageblog.net/been-away-for-a-while/#comment-75 Hey! good to see you back posting! Good luck with the C# studying. I've covered a bit of that at college and I'm currently learning how to merge it with ASP. It's not easy but it's a great ability to have. =) Hey! good to see you back posting!

Good luck with the C# studying. I’ve covered a bit of that at college and I’m currently learning how to merge it with ASP. It’s not easy but it’s a great ability to have. =)

]]> Comment on Language Blog’s Technique #1 for Language Learning by admin http://languageblog.net/language-blogs-technique-1-for-language-learning/#comment-72 admin Sun, 27 Jul 2008 06:44:20 +0000 http://languageblog.net/language-blogs-technique-1-for-language-learning/#comment-72 Excellent method, Jessica :) Actually, that method can help you remember almost anything. Excellent method, Jessica :) Actually, that method can help you remember almost anything.

]]> Comment on Language Blog’s Technique #1 for Language Learning by Jessica Sztaimberg http://languageblog.net/language-blogs-technique-1-for-language-learning/#comment-55 Jessica Sztaimberg Thu, 03 Jul 2008 18:40:38 +0000 http://languageblog.net/language-blogs-technique-1-for-language-learning/#comment-55 Another method I use that helps me remember new Spanish vocabulary is associating the word with another word/ event. For example, for the longest time I could not remember the word for neighbor, in Spanish. One day the doorbell rang, and my roomate asked me in Spanish, if I thought it was the neighbor? Now I remember the word "vecino" for neighbor, because I think of hearing the doorbell ring, and wondering who it was! It's silly little memories like this though that help me remember certain words! Does anyone else have similiar ways to study? Another method I use that helps me remember new Spanish vocabulary is associating the word with another word/ event. For example, for the longest time I could not remember the word for neighbor, in Spanish. One day the doorbell rang, and my roomate asked me in Spanish, if I thought it was the neighbor? Now I remember the word “vecino” for neighbor, because I think of hearing the doorbell ring, and wondering who it was! It’s silly little memories like this though that help me remember certain words! Does anyone else have similiar ways to study?

]]> Comment on Language Blog’s Technique #1 for Language Learning by Christina http://languageblog.net/language-blogs-technique-1-for-language-learning/#comment-54 Christina Sun, 29 Jun 2008 04:09:42 +0000 http://languageblog.net/language-blogs-technique-1-for-language-learning/#comment-54 I enjoy using the flashcards at eduFire.com and practicing with the tutors there. I have the opportunity to share a coupon with you for a FREE language tutoring session on www.edufire.com. If interested email me and I will send you the coupon code. There are no strings attached, it is a promotional coupon code and you have no financial or other obligations following your session. I enjoy using the flashcards at eduFire.com and practicing with the tutors there.

I have the opportunity to share a coupon with you for a FREE language tutoring session on http://www.edufire.com. If interested email me and I will send you the coupon code.

There are no strings attached, it is a promotional coupon code and you have no financial or other obligations following your session.

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