Linglot Foreign Language Blog
I have a strong interest in language, and I love learning how to communicate with people from all parts of the world. I've started a blog about my adventures in foreign language.
Foreign Language
A foreign language is a language not spoken by the people of a certain place: for example, not only English but also Late Old Japanese is a foreign language in Japan. It is also a language not spoken in the native country of the person referred to, i.e. an English speaker living in Japan can say that Japanese is a foreign language to him or her. These two characterizations do not exhaust the possi...
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My Foreign Language Blog
Where I write about my insights on language
- Linglot Blog
- My language blog, where I talk about my love of language and my experiences with it.
- Foreign Language Store
- A store featuring language-learning products I have found to be useful or interesting.
Video of a Kid Speaking Several Languages
Indian boy speaking English, German, French, and more
Why I Study Language
Why I'm so interested in foreign language
Foreign Language Poll
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Share With Me Your Opinion
Tell me what you think, or feel free to ask a question
Jim Morrison wrote
Hi,
Nice blog. I am very interested in languages too. I speak Catalan, French and a bit of German.
Anyway I thought you might be intersted in my FREE website/app:
www.mylanguagenotebook.com .
My Language Notebook (MLN) is a program to keep and organise your notes when you are learning a language. You can use MLN to note down useful sentences and also record their audio so you won't forget how they sound. Then, you can save your notes as a project so you can practice them whenever you like.
You can upload your projects to the website and you can also download projects uploaded by others and open them in MLN. This way, you can learn from other people's notes and they can learn from yours.
I hope you like it,
All the best,
Jim Morrison
Posted September 29, 2008
Rokusan wrote...
Great introductory lens on foreign languages (your Linglot.com is quite interesting, too)! I am also a fan, having studied six foreign languages. Hopefully I can join the ranks of those influencing others to take up foreign language study ~ personally, I think it's vital to us as a nation to do so.
Cheers!
sue
Posted May 30, 2008
foxter wrote...
Nice lens! I'm really into foreign language too. I speak Japanese and French and a little Chinese. I'll have to check back on your blog.
Posted April 27, 2008
