Language & culture blog

From Pomodoro to agile project management, time-boxing has long been proven to improve concentration as well as the end-results.

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There are many guides on podcasts on the iPhone, but if you’ve bought a Windows Phone 7 device, it may be difficult to get started.

There’s a popular belief that it is good to force yourself and try to recollect information. This couldn’t be further from the truth.

LOLcats can be funny, sarcastic and even offensive, but did you know they can also be educational?

In preparation for our expansion beyond the Japanese language, we’ve finally launched a brand new LinguaLift homepage.

Students often get lazy when it comes to learning new vocab, be it in their second language, or their mother tongue.

To many a Westerner, Chinese, Japanese and Korean are all but indistinguishable. After reading this post, you should have little to no problem recognizing between them.

It is very important that you share your progress with your friends & family and justify your decision to learn it.

One lazy learning tip I’d like to share is the creative use of post-it notes to learn vocabulary.