We often see language games for kids, but I want to show you some ways to use the card game Language Guardians by yourself – no matter your age. This is not a sponsored review. I was sent this deck by creator Matthew Boyle and I wanted to share these
While I’m a big fan of tips on making small talk easier, I’m not a fan of those popular ‘instead’ posts. Do you know the ones I mean? They’re posts that tell you to try and avoid using common words such as – ‘like, very, nice’… and use less common
Halfway through 2019. My oh my, the time has flown right by, hasn’t it? Here are how my resolutions have adapted over the last six months. First off, see what my 2019 resolutions are here. Now that you’re up to speed here is how it’s been going. I started off
I have added on to my New Year’s resolution. Thanks to the fact that the German movie I chose starts off with a song I love that I ALWAYS think is French because I first heard it in the movie French Kiss but it’s actually Italian, I have added songs
Queridos Reyes Magos: ¡Este año 2019 acaba de empezar pero el 2018 ha sido maravilloso, sobre todo porque hice un viaje en coche con mis padres y mi marido y vi muchas cosas espectaculares! Destaco la visita a Warner Bros. Studio y la foto que tomamos en el café Central
Be kind and be flexible! It all started because I wanted to watch a French movie, L’Italien, during French study week. If you don’t know, the way I have been juggling learning three new languages is to dedicate one week to each language. I’m new to learning these three languages
