Author: Bill WhiteRocket Chinese is an on line Chinese learning system. Does it actually work?WHAT DO YOU GET WITH YOUR PURCHASE?Rocket Chinese can be purchased as a downloadable software or as a CD set that can be mailed to your home. The system consists of audio recordings, videos, and special software. In addition to that, you are given access to the "Learning Lounge" where you can test your skills, and connect with other users and...more
Author: samantha williamsRocket German is an on-line German learning system. Does it actually work?WHAT ARE THE COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM?Rocket German comes as a CD set or a downloadable package. Inside you will find audio recordings, special software games, videos, and more. In addition to that, you are given access to the "Learning Lounge" where you can test your progress, and communicate with other students and instructors.The basic...more
Author: Martina SrblinWith the frenetic rhythm of nowadays, it often seems impossible to fit a(nother) foreign language into your busy schedule. But when you think of the benefits this new knowledge entails, it also seems impossible not to try, right? So, what can you do to bring in the magic and conjure up enough time to start learning a language? Here are seven of my favorite strategies... Committing to 20-minute chunks While allocating a whole hour of your day to a new language may be difficult, splitting it up into smaller chunks of 20 minutes is much easier. And since consistency will get you more results than sporadic learning for prolonged periods of time, you can easily settle for one 20-minute chunk a day. In the morning, before you go to sleep, during lunch break or your commute to work, when you can listen to audios if you're not in the position to read. Creating pocket-size memory cards Write down the words, expressions or grammar patterns you're having troubles with on small, pocket-size cards. Then flip them over and fill their back with the proper explanations. Skim through these memory prompts whenever you get the chance. While you're queuing or waiting for your...more
Author: lena wilsonRocket German is a popular German learning system. Does it really work?WHAT DO YOU GET WITH YOUR PURCHASE?Rocket German is available as a set of CDs or as a download. The system consists of audio recordings, videos, and special software. In addition, you get access to the Learning Lounge where you can test your skills, and...more
Author: lena wilsonRocket French is an on-line French learning system. Does it actually work?WHAT DOES THE SYSTEM LOOK LIKE?Rocket French comes as a CD set or a downloadable package. It comes with videos, audio, and software games. In addition, you get access to a Learning Lounge where you can test your progress, and communicate with other...more
Author: Martina SrblinHaving fun is the ultimate cherry on the pie – it makes everything, including language learning, an entirely different experience. You get the impression the materials are simpler, there's less effort involved, the productivity skyrockets, and time flies by at an otherworldly speed. So why not enjoy the magic process of gaining linguistic knowledge, starting today? Here are 5 ideas to introduce fun to your language learning: 1. Set an intention to spend a day thinking in your target language. If you're learning more than one foreign language, dedicate at least a day a month to think in each of them! It's like gifting yourself with a home-made total immersion program that will sharpen your awareness and re-enforce your linguistic self-confidence. It's an excellent exercise to enrich your vocabulary. And, you'll most probably realize you're perfectly able to express many more thoughts in your target language than you gave yourself credit for. 2. Master the vocabulary that's relevant to you. There's no point to learn technical expressions from a field you're not even familiar with in your native tongue before mastering the vocabulary that's relevant and...more
Japanese is considered to be a language similar to Chinese due to the resemblance of the languages letters. Japanese is spoken by more than 130 million people living in Japan. This language is a part of the Japanese- Ryukyuan language family, also...more
Author: Autism AdvisorSpeech For Autism For many children amidst autistic perception, blabber learning and pragmatic communication in social contexts constitute an horribly difficult development challenge. The respective ability to speak is not...more
Author: Autism AdvisorAutism Speech Language Therapy Having a child amongst autism, hearing that chiefly diagnosis, or questioning some of the the beginning of behavioral issues, for a parent, can be a trying and often isolating time. Sifting through...more
"My name is Sinkie. I am a native speaker of Chinese. I graduated from BLCU, which is famous for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language. I taught many foreigners on campus for 4 years. Besides, I also helped them in their daily lives and even their...more
Author: Andrew ReganWhile most children have a decent level of communicative English by the time they start school, the classroom is where they will hone their native language skills, taking on board all aspects of their mother tongue, such as...more
Author: Michael Golbraich Are you sick and tired of computer errors? there's actually a simple answer which will let you quickly fix a failed to get setupenu dll language code even in the case you have a narrow understanding of computers. My...more