Second Languages Around The World

Most of the times, the choice of the second language is not up to you. When I was in primary school, we “had to” learn English as the second language because we/ or our parents did not have a chance to decide on that. In Turkey example, English is considered as the global language and it should be in the curriculum.

When I was in college, I studied in Ghent, a Flemish city Belgium. Unlike Turkey, the second language is French there because of the bilingual nature of the country.

Anyway. For this or that reason, every country has a second language around the world. Let’s see it with a funny and informative infographic. 🙂

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English Language Learning Tips

I don’t know how but I never came across to this Youtube channel before. 🙂

Cambridge English TV contains tons of useful videos giving tips about English language learning. From tenses to vocabulary tips, this channel is a rich and a visual source for those who are trying to learn English.

I know, if you read this article, you probably have no problem learning English but I’m sure there are tens of people around you who strive to master this language. So even if you’re not their teacher or tutor, you can always recommend this channel to them! 🙂

 

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How Good Is Your English Vocabulary?

I am totally obsessed with such tests! 🙂 I know they are tricky and they put the most common words that are spelled incorrectly. To be honest, I never do 100% true. I make great use of my Etymology classes with such questions thanks to suffixes! 🙂

But anyway, I love taking them and compare my results to my friends’. 🙂

Here is one from Buzzfeed. This is a challenging one because it contains way too much Latin and Greek words that English borrowed. I’m ashamed to say but my score is apprx. 65%! :)))

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