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Read more about the article Would you like some tea? Sí or si, tú or tu?

Would you like some tea? Sí or si, tú or tu?

  • Post author:Language Garage
  • Post published:February 12, 2020
  • Post category:Grammar/Spanish/Vocabulary

Spanish has a few pairs of words that are used everyday, in every single conversation, whose sounds are the same, but whose use and meaning are very different: sé, se,…

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Read more about the article 5 Ways Live Language Instruction Gets You Speaking

5 Ways Live Language Instruction Gets You Speaking

  • Post author:Language Garage
  • Post published:February 12, 2020
  • Post category:Language Garage/Language Learning Tips

The internet is full of ways to learn a language that are not live instruction with another human being. There are videos, apps, games, podcasts, and more, a lot of…

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Read more about the article 6 Tips for Learning a New Language

6 Tips for Learning a New Language

  • Post author:Language Garage
  • Post published:February 5, 2020
  • Post category:Language Garage/Language Learning Tips

There’s work involved in learning a new language, but a lot of it can be unnecessary. If you have unrealistic expectations about your language, or yourself, you’re going to waste…

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