Note: The following is our honest FluentU review — after thoroughly testing the product. Also please note there are affiliate links in this post. If you sign up through our links, you help support our site. This review has been updated: February 15th, 2022. When you first start trying to pick up a language, you […]
Note: This Duolingo Japanese Review is up-to-date as of Feb 15th, 2022. Whether you are a native English speaker or know English as a second language, picking up Japanese is no easy task. Japanese is a difficult language that requires a lot of practice to master. With the growing popularity of the language, more and
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Editor’s Note: This ChineseClass101 Review is up to date as of Feb 15th, 2022. Note that there are affiliate links in this post, but we ONLY recommend products that we have used and genuinely like! With over 1.1 Billion fluent speakers, Mandarin Chinese is a no-brainer to learn for anybody with any sort of business
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(Updated April 5, 2021) Japanese language students are incredibly lucky: There’s so much competition for Japanese learning materials that the quality of Japanese textbooks out there are extremely high compared to some other less-pursued languages (even compared to Korean textbooks for example). In the 12+ years I’ve been studying Japanese, I have bought piles and
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Michael Emmerich’s Short Stories in Japanese is an interesting and useful book that contains some entertaining tales for learners of Japanese. If you are looking for something to bolster your Nihongo then this book could be a useful addition to your bookshelf. Be warned, this book is aimed at intermediate learners and above! It’s not
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