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¡Hola Spanish Learners and Langblr Community!
Hi everyone! I'm Mariana from Mexico 🇲🇽
I'm really excited to start this blog to help you with Spanish. Whether you are already learning or just interested in the language, you are welcome!
I've created this blog specifically to help you with any doubts about the Spanish language, so feel free to leave all your questions here ✉️
I've also created a podcast where you will find resources to enhance your Spanish skills, I just uploaded the first episode as introduction, where I explain the content you're going to find, and you can watch it here.
My purpose is to help you get better and better at Spanish. For that reason you can find all the transcripts for free in each video of the channel!
Well, that's all for now, I hope you a succesful journey learning Spanish and see you on the first episode! Thank you for reading.
¡Que tengas un bonito día!
☁️ Mariana
📺 Watch on YouTube | 🎧 Listen on Spotify | 🗒️ Newsletter | 📒Resources
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Who told my autistic ass to go nonverbal during a LANGUAGE CLASS. 😭
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Not to beat a dead horse, but LIBRARIES literally will give you online access to TV and movies for free without having to pirate them. They also have recordings of theatre productions!! I just watched David Tennants Richard ii FOR FREE with a really high quality recording FROM THE LIBRARY!!!! Everyone needs to GET A LIBRARY CARD!!!!
My library also has access to programs that can help you make your own legal documents if you can't afford an attorney but need things like wills or bills of sale or lease agreements!!
There is concerts and and documentaries and operas and Ballets from carnegie hall and the Palace of Versailles and other world class theaters!
They have coding courses! IELTS training!! News paper access that usually requires a subscription! Audio books! Music! Tickets to events and museums and aquariums and art galleries and carnivales and park passes and youth programs!!!
There is literally no reason to not have a library card. They're free.
#david tennant#richard ii of england#shakespeare#bbc pride and prejudice#pride and prejudice#books & libraries#acting classes#theatre#library card#resources for the homeless#community outreach#free newspapers#new york times#wall streeet journal#music#classical music#jazz music#audiobooks#language classes#esl#asl#sign language#ielts#ielts course#legal support#law depot#carnegie hall#ballet#vivaldi#the nutcracker
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Here's another super useful example of two Hebrew words with different meanings that differ only in the syllable stressed, and how one can help you remember the other:
Syllable stressing in Hebrew is much more than a linguistic detail; it can change the entire meaning of words. That is why, in my “Practically Speaking Hebrew” course, we dive into these essential pronunciation nuances using my PSP (Phonetic System for Pronunciation). By mastering stress patterns and how sound them effectively, you avoid confusion and communicate clearly with precision.
Head to learn.hebrewbyinbal.com to learn more.
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Hiii everyone!
As some of you may know, I got the opportunity to come to Seoul to study Korean earlier this year. I finished Level 1, and I LOVE the Korean language and culture. I'm now hoping to study two more terms (Level 2 and 3) to help me with getting my dream job, as it requires Korean skills.
If you're in a situation that allows you to donate even a small amount, I'll be forever grateful. And if you can't, I'd be extremely happy if you could share this post :)
Thank you and much love to you all <3
#south korea#travel#seoul#education#language#korean#culture#korean culture#language learning#language study#language classes#university#gofundme#please help#help me pls#help#fundraising#donate#fundraiser
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ASL format from a class me and my friend are taking.
My poor teacher has to put up with it.
I doubt they mind it that much.
#i found a cool thing#hahahahahah#asl#language classes#holy shit#shitpost#ha ha funny#american sign language#eating grass#my poor teacher
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You do not understand humor until you and your second level language class have to try to (badly) explain the film saltburn to your professor who has never seen it and has no clue about any of it.
#And then someone goes “ho guardato con mia madre” in the most over exaggerated accent ever and then the class died#anyway#italiano#language classes#saltburn
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#norwegian#oslo#oslonorway#language classes#norwegian language#norwegian courses oslo#norway#lenoo#language learning#norweiganlanguage
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Can I recommend you to take dwarvish? The throat sounds are a bit difficult I have to say, but once you get the grip on it, it is so funny. I remember my teacher having this weird grumpy voice and he really loved singing.
Sometimes we went on field trips into caves near our school and learned how to make our own knives or swords.
Just be aware that there may be long talks about honour and war and history and beard-grooming.
i took elvish in school and i fucking hated it. the teacher was like 700 years old and he'd like take us on field trips to sit on the banks of babbling brooks and watch the fall of sunlight through the leaves. my friends in spanish class were like conjugating verbs and shit and meanwhile i was in an old-growth forest being overcome with awe at the sight of a majestic stag. like uhh yeah mr autumnheart when are we gonna learn like any grammar "listen to the murmur of the wind in the treetops, and you shall find the grammar you seek" like fuck dude your pedagogy leaves much to be desired
#school#language classes#dwarvish#elvish language#side note#just don't make comments about a dwarfes height#our school bully disappeared for a week#when he came back he talked some weird stuff about dragons#i don't know#Something was up and nobody dared to ask what happened
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Language classes really are difficult
#language#language classes#I really don’t like the people in my language class#they genuinely are like the worst people ever
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Language Classes in Dubai Learn Arabic, English, French & more
The Importance of taking an Arabic Language Course in a Globalized World
In today’s day and age, the world is more interconnected now than it has ever been before. The increased interconnectedness has made learning new languages more valuable. Learning new languages helps bring you closer to the world and gives you a better understanding of different cultures. Among the various languages spoken across the world, Arabic is a great language to learn due to its rich history, strategic significance, and growing global influence. The best way to learn Arabic is by joining an Arabic language course.
Arabic is the fifth most spoken language worldwide, with over 400 million native speakers. In a world where cultural and economic exchanges are growing, learning Arabic can provide personal and professional opportunities by connecting with a significant portion of the global population. Learning Arabic can have several health benefits, especially in a globalized world. It is even more beneficial to join an Arabic language course in Dubai. In Dubai, you get to learn Arabic from native speakers and is the perfect place to practice your speaking skills.
The skills acquired by learning Arabic go far beyond just the language itself; they help you get a broader understanding of the world and foster deeper connections between cultures. In an increasingly interconnected era, Arabic isn’t just a useful language, it is an asset!
Benefits of taking an Arabic Language Course in Dubai
Access to a Multicultural Environment: Several cultures and nationalities co-exist in Dubai. Taking an Arabic language course in such an international environment, will help you to gain a deeper understanding of the language and the diverse ways in which it is used in various contexts—whether it’s for business, tourism, or day-to-day life.
Career Advancement Opportunities: As the economic powerhouse of the Middle East, Dubai offers numerous career opportunities in sectors such as finance, tourism, real estate, healthcare, and technology. Joining an Arabic language course can give you a competitive edge in the job market by enabling you to communicate effectively with Arabic-speaking colleagues, clients, and business partners, thus enhancing your employability and career prospects.
Understanding the Arab Culture and Heritage: Dubai is a commercial hub and a city that celebrates its rich cultural heritage. Taking an Arabic language course in Dubai opens doors to better understanding local customs, traditions, and values, which can enrich your experience while living or working in Dubai. Whether you’re exploring local markets, attending cultural festivals, or navigating social norms, understanding the language will deepen your appreciation of the culture.
Enhancing Travel and Exploration in the Arab World: Dubai is an ideal starting point for exploring the broader Arab world. Learning Arabic will enhance your ability to travel across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, where Arabic is spoken widely. Knowing Arabic makes travel smoother and more rewarding whether you’re visiting Egypt, Morocco, Jordan, or Lebanon.
Expanding Your Social Circle: Arabic is the key to expanding your social circle in Dubai. As one of the most spoken languages in the world, taking an Arabic language course in Dubai will help you connect with Arabic-speaking individuals from around the world. It enhances your ability to engage in social settings, from casual conversations at the café to networking events.
Understand Arabic Philosophy: Arabic is the language of the Quran, and understanding it allows you to access the primary texts of Islamic theology and philosophy in their original form. This is a fantastic opportunity for those interested in religious studies to understand the Islamic culture and history. Even for others, joining an Arabic langauge course can broaden their cultural understanding.
About Pursueit
Pursueit is a platform that helps you find classes that fit your preferences. If you are tired of finding Arabic classes near me, then visit the Arabic language courses available on Pursueit! Find the right classes for you in your locality and as per your schedule through this platform now! To read fullblog - Language Classes in Dubai Learn Arabic, English, French & more
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⭐ ✎ Some Updates
Hola! ¿Cómo estás? I’m back after some time away! I’ve been working hard to prepare some exciting things for you, and now that they're ready, I’d like to share them:
📺 YouTube
First of all, I’ve updated the channel introduction and the first videos with a new format. I hope you enjoy it!
📒 Resources
Every episode will now include a downloadable workbook containing the full transcript, space for notes, a review activity, a vocabulary list, extra exercises, and an answer key for self-evaluation. You can find these workbooks for free on my Ko-Fi shop!
📬 Blog
I created this blog to answer your questions about the episodes, the Spanish language, and even Mexican culture. Be sure to check it regularly for new information, relevant news, and updates!
🎧 Spotify & Newsletter
You can find every episode with all resources on Spotify. If you prefer, you can also receive them directly in your email inbox by subscribing to the newsletter on Substack.
That’s all for the updates! I would love to hear your thoughts and any ideas you have.
Thank you so much to everyone for joining this community! 💛
Que tengas un bonito día!
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Another year, another group of my delightful ninth graders trying to spell the word "tragedy" for their Romeo and Juliet assignment.
Last year's collection
#i started questioning how to spell it myself#but again... at least they knew the right answer#i love them endlessly#teacherblr#teacher life#teaching#english class#english teacher#grammar#literature#romeo and juliet#shakespeare#william shakespeare#language#tragedy
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#arabic language#arabic quotes#education#language classes#learn#learnarabic#learning#online courses#arabic speak#arabic#idiomas
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Over 90% of people kick off their Hebrew learning solo or with apps.
It makes sense, right?
It's handy, flexible, and you get to call the shots on when and where.
But here’s the catch:
Going it alone can lead to patchy learning.
You might find yourself hopping from one resource to another, trying to piece together a full picture.
This can leave you with more questions than answers, using up your time, effort, and sometimes even cash - without clear direction.
When you do decide to level up by choosing a structured path — like a dedicated program, an app, or a tutor — and you start noticing things like doubts about your ability, lack of progress despite hard work, or dwindling enthusiasm, take that as a big red flag.
These aren’t just little bumps; they’re signs that your learning strategy might not be the right fit.
Let's be clear:
Feeling a bit out of your comfort zone is part of learning a new language. That's normal.
But there’s a huge difference between the natural challenge of picking up new skills and feeling like you’re just not getting anywhere.
Hebrew is a rich, beautiful language, but not all teaching methods make it clear, easy, or motivating as it cna be.
It’s easy to feel overwhelmed and confused without the right guidance.
But this doesn’t have to be your learning story.
Imagine a learning experience where:
- Your effort is clearly reflected in your progress.
- Doubts about your ability turn into confidence in your skills.
- Initial enthusiasm evolves into a deep, lasting passion.
- Confusion gives way to clarity and understanding.
- Your confidence in Hebrew grows with every lesson.
That’s what learning Hebrew should feel like!
I’m here to offer a different approach, one that gets you thriving in Hebrew.
If you're ready to transform your Hebrew learning experience and see real results, let's take this journey together.
Rediscover your love for Hebrew, and see just how rewarding learning can be when you have the right guide, method, and support.
#hebrew#learnhebrew#langblr#hebrew langblr#language#languages#language and culture#language blog#language classes#language development#language education
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