#language classes

I guess posts have been made about where you can find references on Sindarin, Quenya, Nandorin, Old Elvish, and Noldorin among others on Tumblr but I wanted to make my own list (so I can come back to it when I need it). If you know a website you'd like me to consider for my list, please just mention it to me.

Then I remembered, I can Just Lie.

Sensei doesn’t care whether I actually went skydiving or met Chapel Roan. They just want the answer to grammatically and semantically correct, and spoken clearly and fluently.

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

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!!!

From my experience english speaking schools churn out people who cannot speak AND hate the language. Ive noticed it with children from their first year of primary to their last year of secondary.

If I had to say why its the way they teach not to show these people how to speak the language and explore the culture but purley to pass exams.

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 :)