foreign languages

  • Step-by-Step Guide to Building a Language Learning Plan That Works

    Learning a new language is exciting… but also overwhelming. With endless textbooks, apps, videos, and flashcards, it’s easy to lose track of what to study and when. You might start strong, diving into your favorite resources, but at some point you stop and wonder: What should I do next? If you’ve been studying “whatever, whenever” Read more

  • Speech Delay in Bilingual and Trilingual Kids: Causes, Myths, and Tips

    Hello! Teri here! Today, I wanted to dive into a topic that I find really interesting : speech delay in bilingual or trilingual kids. It’s something I’ve thought a lot about because, well, I’ve experienced it firsthand working at an international school. Growing up, Spanish was my first language, and I didn’t start learning English Read more

  • Exploring Language Acquisition and the Input Hypothesis

    Hello and welcome to the first post of our new series called Language Unlocked: Facts and Findings on Language Learning & Use, the series where we delve together into the fascinating world of language learning, grounded in research and cognitive science. Today’s topic is Understanding comprehensible input and its impact on language acquisition. So what Read more

  • Colorful Language: Expressions and Slang You Must Know

    This blog post explores fun expressions, proverbs, and slang from various languages, including English, Korean, Romanian, Spanish, Italian, and Chinese. Read more

  • The Language Learning Roadmap – From 0 to Fluent

    So you want to learn this language and you don’t know where to start. What should I learn first? How can I progress? How can I get to using the language fluently? Teri and Seolhwa are here with a comprehensive roadmap to help you conquer any language. The map is divided in 3 phases of Read more

  • Tips and tricks for TOPIK II

    So there is less than a month left until the 96th TOPIK and you have been struggling to study for it? Well, today Teri and Seolhwa are here to give you some tips on studying for the TOPIK II, no matter your current level. Why listen to our advice? Well, Teri obtained level 3 and Read more