By: Dr. Karyn A. Koven | If you’re planning to study Portuguese, you may be wondering: should you learn Spanish before Portuguese? It’s a smart question, especially since these two Romance languages are so similar. Many learners think that learning …
It’s no secret speaking multiple languages can improve the odds of success in business. If you aspire to do business internationally or work on a diverse team, being conversational in more than one language can lead to stronger relationships that …
In learning Spanish, immersion is critical. While you may have had to travel to Spain, Colombia, Mexico, etc., technology has completely changed the way of learning. With more than 1 million apps and websites, Netflix is widely beneficial and entertaining. …
According to Forbes, there are over 559 million Spanish speakers globally. The idea that people want to be conversant with the 4th most spoken language globally is a no-brainer. If you’ve gained mastery or are on your way there, there …
In learning Spanish, one of the most intimidating parts of the language is its complex conjugation system. Within this massive list, you have basic tenses, subjunctive tenses, and even moods. And yes, all of them are used regularly. But, do …
Did you know that, although English is the most spoken language globally, Spanish has more native speakers and that there are more varieties of Spanish? With around 560 million speakers globally, Spanish is one of the farthest-reaching languages, with speakers …
For those who already speak a Romance language, such as Spanish, is it worth studying another, such as Portuguese, or French? By Izabella Klein, Portuguese Instructor Learning two Romance languages like Spanish and Portuguese is easier than learning languages that …
The Student Spotlight is an ongoing series where we ask former students to share their experience with LanguageBird. In this installment, we’ll meet Spencer, a former Spanish language student. 1. Why did you choose to participate in a summer program? …
The Student Spotlight is an ongoing series where we ask former students to share their experience with LanguageBird. In this installment, we’ll meet Hannah, a former Spanish language student. 1. Why did you choose to participate in a summer program? …
By: Izabella Klein Spanish and Portuguese are very similar in many ways. This could be an advantage if someone already speaks Spanish and decides to take Portuguese online classes. They are both neo-Latin languages with an enormous amount of words …