Lingo Curio

Wedding

Wedding originated from the Middle English weddyng, from the Old English weddung, meaning betrothal. The stem, wed, came from wedian, meaning to marry or pledge, which itself was ultimately derived from the Proto-Germanic *wadją, meaning pledge, from the PIE root *wedʰ-, which meant to pledge.

I'm still on the lookout for good French online courses that fit into my schedule, so this week i'm gonna be testing the French courses by Lingoda and will let you guys know what i think about them and whether i'd recommend them

So far i'm really impressed by everything i've been reading:

it's an online language school with only native teachers

you get one test week where you can take part in 3 group courses for free (each group course has 2-4 students from around the world in it)

they emphasize that they also want to teach students different accents and 'everyday language', and they want students to take lessons with lots of different teachers in order to experience different manners of speaking

you can subscribe to pay for 5, 12, 20, or 40 lessons at a time and you can cancel your subscription at any time

it's super flexible and you can 100% match it to your schedule -> you can choose how many lessons you want to do per week and at what time cause you have to book every single lesson individually; so you're able to e.g. take 5 lessons at varying times this week and then just one lesson in the middle of the night next week

you can move forward as quickly or slowly as you'd like

you work your way through all lessons of one chapter to conclude it and once you finished all chapters of one level, you can move up to the next level

you get all of the materials for the lessons beforehand and you can access the grammar, vocab lists, and a short quiz about the lesson afterwards

you can retake lessons as often as you'd like if you need to repeat a topic