The following are free vocabulary games and activities that I just set up to share with the world! Share these sites with your friends and colleagues and especially your students. The topics include the following:
Business English Vocabulary
Bilingual Activities
IFRS Vocabulary Activities
Human Resources Management Vocabulary Activities
English & French Vocabulary Activities
English & Spanish Vocabulary Activities
English & Finnish Vocabulary Activities
English & German Vocabulary Activities
Finnish & German Vocabulary Activities
English & Italian Vocabulary Activities
Holiday English Vocabulary Activities
General English Vocabulary Activities
Biblical English Vocabulary Activities
Accounting Vocabulary
Grammar Activities
Listening Activities
Reading Activities
Trivia
Legal English
This blog is about my adventure into live online language teaching! The pitfalls and the triumphs, the successes and the failures...the creations and the not so creative...
Showing posts with label learning finnish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label learning finnish. Show all posts
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Vocabulary Activities
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Monday, May 5, 2008
Language heads or something else?
I've been thinking a lot about my own personal language learning lately and wondering if I really have the stuff to learn languages. I have been tinkering with the Finnish language now for about seven years and have barely made a dent. Most native Finnish speakers change to English if they can--that is how bad I am at the language. What makes a person learn five languages when I can barely learn one? Is it motivation, determination, discipline or do these people just have a language head? I've been meeting so many live online language teachers lately who all teach other languages and I am intrigued--can I learn Finnish and then go onto another language? I know I am intelligent, but what is it that these successful language learners have done? What is there secret? I want to jump onto their band-wagon, but can I?
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