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Wording: How to find the word you’re missing

Jan 18th, 2012 | By Jean-Christophe | Category: Featured Articles

Isn’t it rewarding to master a foreign language? So many years spent reading grammar or learning vocabulary and finally you are there! or almost? It’s time to put an end to the age of doubts; here comes the era of certainties and bab.la is ready for it!



Italian: Difficult or easy to learn?

Jan 12th, 2012 | By Areli | Category: English

If you love languages but have no idea which one you should learn then Italian is a good option! After spending some days with an Italian family, I realized that it could be a language easy to learn for Spanish native speakers…



Italiano: ¿Fácil o difícil de aprender?

Jan 12th, 2012 | By Areli | Category: Español

Si te gustan los idiomas pero no sabes cuál deberías aprender, entonces el italiano podría ser una buena opción. Existen diferentes puntos de vista relacionados con el aprendizaje de éste idioma, encontrarás que algunas personas piensan que no es de gran utilidad porque no existen muchos países que lo hablen como idioma nativo (aparte de [...]



Le français à l’école : quelques règles gravées dans nos mémoires

Oct 5th, 2010 | By Sarah | Category: Français

Lorsque les Français écrivent dans leur propre langue, ils appliquent inconsciemment un grand nombre de règles de grammaire et d’orthographe (enfin sauf pour certaines personnes qui font un nombre de fautes assez ahurissant, mais concentrons-nous sur ceux qui savent écrire correctement). La plupart du temps, ils n’ont donc pas besoin de réfléchir ; mais, tout [...]



What the French learn in primary school: rules etched in our memories

Oct 5th, 2010 | By Sarah | Category: English

When the French write in their own language, they unconsciously respect a large number of grammar and spelling rules. Most of the time, they do not need to think about it; but still, sometimes we have to remember the lists and techniques learnt in our childhood.



Where Am I and Where Am I Going?

Aug 19th, 2010 | By Christopher | Category: English

Sometimes people who speak English have no idea how lucky they are. If you want to know where you are going, where you are, where you left your keys and where you should put the book in your hand, you just need one simple word: Where



Var är jag och vart ska jag nu?

Aug 19th, 2010 | By Christopher | Category: Svenska

Återigen sitter jag här och undrar hur svårt det ska behöva vara. Var och vart är två ord som i svenskan av någon outgrundlig anledning behandlas med precis lika lite respekt som orden de och dem (och dom). Var och en av oss (just det, ord kan ha flera betydelser) behöver bli bättre på att [...]



Grammar Nazis (NSFW)

Jul 6th, 2010 | By Christopher | Category: English

Have you ever been told you are a grammar Nazi? No wait, have you ever been told you were a grammar Nazi? I wish I was able to… no wait. I wish I were able to ignore people’s (or maybe that should be peoples’) mistakes and not comment on them. But it’s… (dammit). However, I find this difficult.



De eller Dem – Hur svårt ska det vara?

Jun 16th, 2010 | By Christopher | Category: Svenska

Då var vi där igen. Jag upphör aldrig att förvånas över hur svårt det ska behöva vara att skilja på de och dem. Vad är det som skiljer de från dem och hur vet jag om jag ska använda dem eller om jag ska använda de. Tumregeln Om du inte vet om det är de [...]



Who's in Charge of Der, Die, Das? Me vs. the German Articles

Feb 25th, 2010 | By Asia | Category: English

I won’t be stating anything revolutionary or surprising when I say that the articles are probably the most difficult thing about the German language. They are a real nightmare for all keen learners of this wonderful language…