Chinese characters seem to be the most difficult part for foreign learners of Mandarin. One likely reason may be that Chinese characters look very different from their Roman language counterparts. Each character in Mandarin represents not only the pronunciation, but...
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3 Places to Watch Foreign Films in Singapore
Jul 30, 2017 | Language, Language Hub, Learning
While Netflix, Amazon and Itunes have made watching movies at home convenient, the experience of going down to the movies with friends is one that is not readily replicated at home. Here are some places you should head down to for that awesome movie experience. 1....
Awesome Free Korean Weobtoons to read (and reread)
Jul 29, 2017 | Language, Language Hub
Korean dramas have taken most of Asia (and arguably, the world) by storm. Thus it should be no surprise that their lesser-known cousin, the webcomic, has also gathered its own following internationally. Just as dramas are excellent resources to learn spoken language,...
Learning language through film
Jul 5, 2017 | Language, Language Hub, Learning
Mastering a foreign language just got easier. Specialised movies have blended entertainment and reading to create an enjoyable, yet effective way to learn. How is this so? It’s possible thanks to the “natural approach.” Developed by Stephen Kashen, a linguistics...
The fast and effective way to learn a foreign language
May 10, 2017 | Featured, Language, Language Hub, Learning
Learning a foreign language is never easy for the simple reason that it is exactly that, a new language. 99% of the time and, barring the existence of congenital speech defects, the difficulty in learning a new language is due to the learners’ adherence to the...
3 things you need when learning a new language
Mar 15, 2017 | Featured, Language, Language Hub, Teaching
When I found out that my family would be moving to Singapore, I realised that I would need to pick up a ‘mother tongue’ in secondary school. Growing up in America hadn’t exposed me to the Singaporean system, but I knew enough from stories that my cousins told me to...