Tag: B1
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How immersed are you really in your foreign language? A quiz for learners living abroad

Whether you’ve just moved abroad and don’t know how to start learning the native language, or you’ve been in-country for a while, but don’t feel you’re progressing, the first thing to do is to “diagnose” where you stand at present. Answer these 15 questions for an honest look at where the land lies in your…
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Why am I struggling to learn my partner’s native language?: 8 obstacles and how to overcome them

Tired of strangers asking you whether you speak your partner’s language? Or your parents-in-law asking you whether you’ve learnt anything yet? Here are 8 reasons why you just can’t seem to get past that early stage of learning.
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Should you try the Lingoda language sprint? Here’s my experience and advice

If you looking for a course that’ll keep you motivated to progress in a short space of time, Lingoda just might be the ticket. Here’s what to expect and my recommendations.
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5 free ways to become the ultimate active listener when learning any foreign language

Find listening in your target language really hard? Zone out when talking gets too quick? It’s time to learn how to be an active listener.
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Why you should cultivate an alter ego in your target language and how to do it

There are many benefits to cultivating a new “you” in your target language, for your learning and to boost your emotional intelligence. Find out how here.
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6 simple steps to read effectively in a foreign language (A1-B1)

Fall asleep any time you try to read in a foreign language? Or get red with rage with all those words you don’t know? The solution: follow these 6 steps.
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What are the different CEFR levels, and how do I get to the next level? CEFR explained with Emily in Paris

A great way to track your progress is to base your knowledge on the CEFR, and who better to model their French than the cast of Emily in Paris?
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From meek to chic: 9 proven strategies to improve your speaking skills at your local language exchange

If the idea of attending a language exchange at home or abroad brings you out in a rash, then these 7 strategies are for you.
