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Learning To Speak Spanish
If you're considering learning a new language, make sure the proper resources are available to you. Whether you want to increase your marketable job skills, communicate more effectively with other Spanish speakers or simply increase your knowledge, Spanish is a great language to try. Read more to le
The Most Common Mandarin Chinese Words - Part Three
The most common Mandarin Chinese words, arranged by Pinyin spelling, part three - G H.
Can Positive Thoughts Make You Healthier?
It is often said that you are about as healthy as you think you are and although this may not be totally true, it is an interesting idea that thoughts can impact your well being. Nearly all individuals center their attention on areas of their health that are not as good as they would like. Whether i
How to Write a Word In Japanese
To write a word in Japanese, you will use one or more of the three Japanese scripts, or character sets. The base set is kanji, a set of complex characters derived from the Chinese writing system. The other two sets are phonetically based: hiragana is used write inflectional endings to kanji words or
How to Activate Your Chakra
The concept of "Chakras" plays a large part in Buddhism, tying together theological knowledge of the spiritual, mental (intellectual) and physical (corporeal) self. Chakras are areas within your body through which energy passes. There are dozens of minor chakras, but only seven major chakras: Sahas
The Basic Parts and Structures of English Sentences
One of the keys to good writing is understanding the countless ways in which these basic sentence structures can be combined and arranged.
French Expressions with Entre
The French preposition entre usually means "between" or "among" and is also used in many expressions. Learn how to say briefly, tipsy, at dusk, and more with this list of expressions with entre.
Fun To Learn Chinese Sayings And Idioms
One of the most fascinating aspects to study abroad in China is to explore the mystery of Chinese cultures alone with your Chinese learning.
obsolete word
A label commonly used by editors of dictionaries to indicate that a word (or a particular form or sense of a word) is no longer in active use in speech and writing.
What's the Difference Between the Verbs 'Riffle' and 'Rifle'?
The commonly confused words 'riffle' and 'rifle': answers to practice exercises.
Does il est bizarre que need the subjunctive?
Does the French expression il est bizarre que / c'est bizarre que need the subjunctive? Find out with the Subjunctivator!
nature writing
An overview of nature writing, a form of creative nonfiction in which the natural environment serves as the dominant subject.