If you can do it for joy, you can do it forever. Stephen King said this about writing, but it reminded me of languages. There's no finish line in learning a foreign language - find the joy so you want to do it forever 🙌 🎈

💡Language learning tip 💡Write your shopping and to-do lists in the language you're learning. You might be surprised by the words you didn't know you didn't know!

In 2008 I’d already taken 2 years of Italian, but still couldn’t have a basic conversation. Then I met a teacher who didn’t believe in pens and paper and whose classroom had no desks or books, just chairs in a circle. There was only 1 rule: NO ENGLISH. bit.ly/2PLEgte

What people think learning a language looks like vs. what it actually looks like. #learnalanguage

Booze. Can it help you speak a foreign language better? A science-based answer. bit.ly/2Blq4ya

What do you find most frustrating when learning a language? #languages #questions

Many of the people I know who speak lots of languages seem to share certain personality traits that make language learning easier for them. What are they, and can you cultivate them to learn a language better? bit.ly/2GcxfLs

Eh!  Ah!  Did you know that these sounds have different meanings in Spanish? It's bigger than you might think! Learn the difference + 17 other small but important words that will help you sound more Spanish when you speak. bit.ly/2Ao2iBe

You never know where learning a language will take you. Maybe you'll make new friends. Maybe you'll discover new business opportunities. Maybe you'll even meet your future spouse. No matter what, learning a language will *definitely* change your life.

Research suggests that people who read in a foreign language know more words, get grammar right more often, write better and may even speak more fluently. bit.ly/2P9jJvn

Language Learning Tip: Find friends who love language learning. We tend to do what people around us do. If you hang out with people who love learning languages, you'll end up doing more of it. I ❤️ @thefluentshow so I'm excited to be on this episode! bit.ly/2Q2JKNz

What do weight loss after Christmas, expired peanut butter and learning Spanish have in common? Apparently, they all take around 5 months. Which seems like a long time to hold onto festive pudge and a very short time to learn a language. bit.ly/2FSELyh

When you look up a word on google translate and you're not sure if that's the actual translation or you should just wait a bit longer.

"My school experience was awful and knocked my confidence a lot. But something changed when I became an adult". Kerstin from @FluentLanguage shows you how to successfully learn a language, even if you hated it at school bit.ly/2T8pkY9

What's the biggest myth about learning a language? #languages #question

Do you get nervous when speaking a foreign language? Here's a simple little idea that has always helped me feel more confident. bit.ly/2F3fpNQ

When you've been practising writing in German and you suddenly start capitalising nouns in every language 🇩🇪 #learngerman

Not sure which language is for you? Get Natalie’s tips on how to choose the right language, plus a quiz to point you in the right direction (interestingly enough, when I did the quiz, I got Italian!) bit.ly/2y0EWBu