The benefits of working from home are endless. Growing technological advances help people- especially educators, reach a wider audience. LanguageBird is a business that started in the home of our founder Dr. Koven. From the Los Angeles based office, our …
People have thought that the prime age to teach a child a language is when they are a toddler. Many believe that their window is lost. However a new study confirms this is not the case. Teens are still soaking …
Recently LanguageBird was featured by Jotform, the service we use for our enrollment form! We were happy to have the Jotform team join us and feature us for their case study. Check out this lovely review the Director of Communications …
Are you tired of reading your language learning textbook? A great way to practice your language learning skills is to watch YouTube videos! There are lots of native speakers out there who vlog and create videos so that you can …
Learning a new language can open up many doors for you. Sometimes jobs will require you to speak another language. Check out these jobs that require a second language written by Meredith Kreisa! — You remember when you were young …
There are many tips and tricks that language learners can use to learn their target language faster. A great exercise is to make your next grocery shopping list in your language. Here is a fun list of a groceries list …
Japanese learners can agree that memorizing Kanji is one of the most difficult things about the language. Here is a breakdown of the various methods you can use to memorize new Kanji! — Ask just about anyone who’s learning Japanese …
Learning verb conjugations as an English learner can be very daunting. French speakers agree that this is one of the most difficult aspect of French. Camille Chevalier-Karfis from French Today explains the secret to mastering French conjugations: There is a secret …
The Hebrew language is very different from English, both in grammar and pronunciation! Language learners beware of these 10 common mistakes Hebrew language learners commit: In Hebrew the adjective follows the noun, e.g. “city big.” English speakers tend to put …
A dialect is a version of a language that is slightly different for a variety of reasons. English has many dialects because it’s spoken in so many parts of the world. Italian also has dialects in its country. Italian teacher …