Make a list of the five largest websites you use regularly. I’m willing to bet that Google is in there. EBay is likely to have made the cut. Maybe even Amazon? Basically just jot down your favourite sites and start using them in a foreign language. ...these large websites generally use simple sentences and popular words. Take EBay; it doesn’t have many long rambling paragraphs, rather just plain words and phrases. ....
Using sites such as Google and Yahoo can give you some more basic words as well as seeing some of the French news headlines. This is not an intensive way of learning a language. In fact, it’s fairly passive and doesn’t require too much effort
Showing posts with label languages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label languages. Show all posts
Monday, November 2, 2009
How Do You Say Google in French?
MakeUseOf.com has several suggestions for helping you learn a second language. One is to use popular Web sites in the language you are learning. So...Amazon or Google in French? Here is what MakeUseof says,
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Language Learning
Here is a recent site for learning languages. busuu.com lets learners:
You can add it to this list from ReadWriteWeb of 20+ Ways to Learn a Language.
- Connect with native speakers and learn directly from other members of the busuu.com community
- Be completely flexible and learn only what you really need
- Have fun by experiencing a new way of learning languages and forget those boring grammar books
Update: But wait, there's more--Jane's E-learning Pick of the Day just published this list of 100+ language learning sites.
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