Tag: language reactor

• How to level up from Duolingo: a 14-step guide for novice learners on how to take the next step

  

  If you’re new to language learning, and don’t know how to get past Duolingo, try out any of these 14 steps beyond the little green owl to really make progress.

  Lucy

  August 19, 2024

  French, German, Italian, learning strategies, Portuguese, Spanish

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• How to start learning any language: treat it like a crime you’re trying to solve

  

  Sick of claims to get you to fluency with this course, that coach, or those book series? Me too! Cracking a language is like trying to solve a crime. Here’s how to do it.

  Lucy

  October 24, 2023

  French, German, Italian, learning strategies, mindset, more languages, Portuguese, Spanish

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