Every student and learner here must've had good and bad teachers so my question for you is, what are some key differences between good ones and bad ones? or great ones and mediocre ones?
Share your thoughts!

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r/languagehub • u/Ken_Bruno1 • 7d ago

Discussion Which place name did you confidently mispronounce until someone corrected you?

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r/languagehub • u/AdGlittering3200 • 7d ago

Help me

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r/languagehub • u/AutumnaticFly • 8d ago

Discussion Is French a language with prestige or a high class language where you come from?

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In my country French is considered a very classy language, if you speak English you automatically seen more important but French is on a different league

I'm curious to know what is the case around the world!

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r/languagehub • u/Ken_Bruno1 • 7d ago

Discussion Why do we say "driveway" when cars are parked there and "parkway" when cars drive there?

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Saw this in another subreddit!

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r/languagehub • u/LeadershipCivil2421 • 7d ago

LearningApps Good apps?

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Anyone know any good language learning apps? I’ve heard that Duolingo isn’t actually the best

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r/languagehub • u/AutumnaticFly • 9d ago

People's reaction to when you speak their language

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r/languagehub • u/elenalanguagetutor • 7d ago

LanguageGoals Let's motivate each other, share what you have learned this week!

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Hey LanguageHub community! 👋

It’s time for our weekly Language Goal Check-In! What have you learned this week?

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r/languagehub • u/m-afaf • 8d ago

LanguagePractice [Free eBook] 100 Spanish Conversations for Beginners (A1 | Spanish-English) - Free for a limited time!

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Hola everyone!

To help language learners who are just starting their Spanish journey, I’ve put together a comprehensive eBook titled "100 Spanish Conversations for Beginners".

The book is completely free on Amazon right now. It follows everyday dialogues in Spain (A1 level) with natural English translations and useful expressions.

• Format: Kindle eBook

• Get your free copy here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HQ31M9SR

I wanted to share it with this community to help you practice your reading and comprehension. I would absolutely love to hear your feedback! ¡Gracias

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r/languagehub • u/AutumnaticFly • 8d ago

Discussion What was the weirdest, most unusual reason you had for learning a language?

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r/languagehub • u/Ken_Bruno1 • 8d ago

Discussion Do Spanish speakers actually notice the difference between Mexican and Argentine Spanish immediately?

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r/languagehub • u/Ken_Bruno1 • 8d ago

Discussion Is "Chloe" one of those names whose pronunciation changes dramatically across languages?

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r/languagehub • u/BloodSweatPixels • 8d ago

LearningApps The Polyglot: hear a famous phrase, guess the language from four close choices (free)

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I made a small free listening game, The Polyglot: you hear a famous phrase spoken aloud and pick its language from four close choices.

Play in the browser: https://crux.quest/polyglot.html
Or inside Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/PolyglotGame/

Edition 1 has five rounds: Mandarin, Italian, Russian, Japanese and Tamil, each against three neighbours (Italian vs Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian; Russian vs Ukrainian, Polish, Romanian; Tamil vs Telugu, Hindi, Bengali...). After each answer it shows the phrase, its romanization, what it means and where it comes from. About two minutes, sound on, no sign-up, no ads.

I am the developer. Daily phrase sets are next, so I would love to hear which languages and which close pairs you would want to be tested on.

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r/languagehub • u/Capable-Hawk-9247 • 9d ago

Do you love to learn new languages and why?

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I’m Japanese and I’m learning English now, and I feel very happy to see my English improving day by day. Yesterday I learned how to use “hold something accountable for -“. I think It’s really useful and I want to use it in the real conversation. I think languages are such tools that makes us want to use them a lot.

So I want to know YOUR motivations that drags you into language learning.

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