After graduating from college I found that I needed an outlet for my thoughts about languages and language learning. My post-academic necessity became the mother of this blog’s invention. This is where I write about dialects, languages, language learning, polyglots, hyperpolyglots, philology and pedagogy. If you are interested in any of these subjects then I hope that you will check back here often and leave bits of your own findings and wisdom for the benefit of other readers.
I’m a translator by profession and speak fluent Spanish and Portuguese, in addition to my native English. I have also studied a bit of French and Italian and am currently trying to learn Mandarin Chinese. I am not an expert but I have found out some wonderful things about foreign languages and I hope my findings will benefit others.
Hi there. On eduFire we just posted a listing of the Top 20 Language Bloggers on the Web (we did our best…I’m sure we left some good ones out!). Anyway, I wanted to let you know that you made the list!
Here’s the link: http://blog.edufire.com/2008/06/19/the-top-20-language-bloggers-on-the-web/
Also wanted to drop you a line as we’re looking to give away some free language tutoring sessions in the coming weeks and if this is something you’d like to offer to your readers I’d be happy to set that up.
Keep up the good work and talk to you soon!
Jon
hi there
congratulations for the blog, really interesting posts you have.
i´d like to present you a project that might be of your interest,
it´s an eLearning community that I am working on, where teachers, native speakers and students meet to share their languages and to open their minds to other cultures at the same time
so here is the link, http://www.palabea.net
i hope you can check it out and it would be great if u can give us some feedback
we also have a blog there, where we post links to blogs like yours, so if you feel like exchanging links just let me know
greetings from Berlin
Gorka
Buen foro e interesantes artículos!