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Are Women Better At Language Learning Than Men?
“Women are literary and men are mathematical”, “Women have better communication skills than men”, “Women are more gifted than men in language learning”… Seeing these often-cited statements might not surprise you, since they’re things we get used to hearing. And there is […]
Read MoreCan You Learn a Language at Any Age? Why Age Is Not an Obstacle to Learning Languages
When it comes to learning a new language we often hear comments like, “I’m too old to start.” “It’s too late for me.” Do you really think so? Do you think that once people reach a certain age […]
Read MoreGlobish Part II: Speak Globish and Make Yourself Understood Abroad
This article is the second part to our summary of “Don’t Speak English, Parlez Globish®” by Jean-Paul Nerrière. If you haven’t read the first part, I suggest you start there: Globish (Global English), or Why Non-Native Speakers Have […]
Read MoreHow to Ace the TOEFL Speaking Exam
The TOEFL Speaking exam consists of six tasks: two independent and four integrated. It’s probably one of the trickiest parts of the test, but if you prepare for it well, it will go smoothly! In the two independent tasks, test-takers answer questions related to their opinion on […]
Read MoreLearning Russian or Chinese? Take a Look at Our New Resource Pages
Since we’ve created MosaLingua, other languages are regularly added to the list of our available apps. Thanks to their success, numerous MosaLingua users regularly ask us if our application will be made for other languages. Among these requests, […]
Read MoreInterview with Kyaw, A MosaLingua Superuser from Myanmar
A little while ago, we received a message from a user who was eager to know what other languages would be soon available at MosaLingua. After we exchanged a few lines with him, we found out he was from […]
Read MoreHow to Ace the TOEFL Reading Section
The TOEFL Reading section consists of several series of questions that are based on passages, each one around 700 words in length. This section can last from 60 to 100 minutes. It covers passages that resemble the type of material that may be […]
Read MoreGlobish (Global English), or Why Non-Native Speakers Have the Upper Hand in Internationalism
I’ve just finished reading a French book that I found very interesting, Don’t Speak English, Speak Globish by Jean-Paul Nerrière: Don’t speak english, Parlez globish » by Jean-Paul Nerrière through EYROLLES publishing* The author, a Central Paris University graduate who went […]
Read MoreHow to Ace the TOEFL Listening Section
The TOEFL Listening section consists of six listening activities, each 3–5 minutes in length.This section involves listening to two conversations and four academic lectures or discussions. The lectures may involve student participation and do not require specialized background knowledge of the […]
Read MoreHow to Learn English With Music
We’ve written an article on how to learn languages with music and even covered the best websites for doing so, but today we’re focusing specifically on the best ways to learn English with music. There’s so much music […]
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