Learning language can be a lifelong learning process that does not depend on our ability or inability to study. It truly relies on our ability to perform one of these four functions: write, read, speak and listen.
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How Sensitive Are You Towards Learning Languages?
How do you know if you are sensitive towards learning a language? How would you know if you are not cheating time by faking your own interest? “I love this guy but he is a foreigner. So I should learn his language to get to know him better?” It does not work that way. This [...]
5 Basic Skills At Reading A New Language
Reading is a crucial part of learning. It does not matter what subject you are studying or what object you are observing, reading opens the path towards gathering knowledge. It raises awareness of your learning faculties and has the potential to make you a powerful person when you use the knowledge. Unfortunately reading a written [...]
Intercultural Communication : How To Get It To Work For You
How would you express and respond to someone who does not speak your language or come from a different culture? Is it possibe to communicate if both parties do not speak the same language and come from different culture? It is. I am happy to share my personal experience with you here. 1 I learnt [...]
Have You Got The ‘i’ Factor – iPhone, iPad, iTune, iPod?
Is it now perfectly all right for the words iPhone, iPad, iTune, iPod to be spelt with small letters ‘i’ at the beginnning even though they are proper nouns? Notice that in the title “Have You Got The ‘i’ Factor – iPhone, iPad, iTune, iPod?” above, all but a few words begin with the capital [...]
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