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Can you do business in India without Hindi?
By Sujit Sharma · 14 years ago
Hindi is classified as an Indo-Aryan language, spoken widely in Northern and Central India. According to the Indian census 2001, 41% of the Indian population comprises of native speaker of Hindi dialects. The Indian constitution ...
How to earn a TEFL certificate
By Joan Smith · 14 years ago
Qualifications available for TEFL teachers
TEFL certifications can be earned either through intensive four-week programs or longer part-time courses. Either of these methods can provide a qualification that is internationally-recognised. CELTA and CertTESOL certifications are ...
How To Study For An Online English Speaking Course
By Neil Maycock · 14 years ago
Studying English, has never been easier than take an English speaking course online. With the age of the internet, you nix longer need expensive tuition courses, handbooks or audio tapes but you can have the ...
Teaching English Communication: Mistakes to Avoid
By Shashank Shalabh · 14 years ago
When a teacher imparts education to his pupils, it is a learning process for both the entities. It is believed that learning is a never-ending process. Though most teachers show drastic progress in their initial ...
Translation Fundamentals
By Rajiv Ranjan · 14 years ago
Why translation and localization?
Translation is as basic a human activity as creating originals. It’s a natural trait of mind to express anything noticed new in the language one follows naturally. This has inspired the ...
Choosing a Quality Language School in Singapore
By Michael Sinclair · 14 years ago
Need for a Language School:
Now-a-days people with a craze to pursue language course, start with a road map and set proper learning goals. Love is the key thing required for effective language learning, choosing ...
Languages And Their Future
By Boris Chistyakov · 14 years ago
Everything changes. There are cultural changes brought about by discovery, invention, diffusion, colonization and rebellion. If language is said to be rooted or transmitted in culture, therefore, it would be safe to say that language ...
What Are The Reasons For Learning Foreign Languages?
By Boris Chistyakov · 14 years ago
Studying and learning foreign languages is no longer about having a better travelling experience. Before it pays to learn to speak the local or native language of a country you will be visiting to avoid ...
Why Study a Language Abroad?
By Maxime Mlt · 14 years ago
For many migrating students, or even professionals moving to a new country, studying the language of the destination country is critical. Many choose to do language courses in their own country before setting off to ...
Crazy and Inspiring Quotes from Hamlet and To Kill a Mockingbird
By Paul Thomson · 14 years ago
"The Tragedy of Hamlet" is one of those plays that hovers around a thousand on the quotability meter. "To be, or not to be" and the ensuing inner debate on suicide is one of the ...
Learn English Online - Its Advantages Over Regular Classrooms
By Lei Masiglat · 14 years ago
English has always been the official language of the world that is why many people want to learn English online. It is called the international or world language because it is the only spoken language ...
Elocution and public speaking courses
By Abby Turner · 14 years ago
Elocution deals with the four types of speech improvement. They are public speaking, accent reduction/ softening, voice training and resolving other speech problems like stammering.
There are two things in voice training that you can ...
Learn English Online: Know Which One Is Best For You
By Lei Masiglat · 14 years ago
One of the best ways to impress your potential employers or business partners is to learn English online. While there is no question that being bilingual is already an advantage, learning to speak English is ...
The Japanese Language: Complex, At the Same Time Simple
By Neneth Post · 14 years ago
If you’re interested in teaching yourself Japanese, a good way to start would be to familiarise yourself with the way Japanese sounds. To the untrained ear, it sounds just like other Asian languages. Thankfully there’s ...
Scope of German Language
By Mario Rodrigues · 14 years ago
In the current era of globalization and multinationalism of business, world became a global village, where ignorance of a language a huge disadvantage. Everyone should be comfortable while talking with another person. Knowledge of at ...
The Best Way to Learn Spanish
By Tratnik Fran · 14 years ago
The Best Way to Learn Spanish
The easiest way to learn Spanish is you need to be serious or essential about your goal. Who said learning Spanish is hard. It will be hard at first, ...
Nearly Extinct Languages
By Boris Chistyakov · 14 years ago
Languages are not just for communication. It is a social product and the transmitter of culture. It means that languages are the reflection of the songs, stories, traditions of the current generation as well as ...
More Than Just Mirror Effect - Language Reflects Culture
By Boris Chistyakov · 14 years ago
In different parts of the globe there are different languages. Not only are languages different but the world views of different cultures are also reflected in the languages. Put simply, Japanese culture has a word ...
Improving Your English Language Proficiency
By Boris Chistyakov · 14 years ago
English has become a universal language. It has become the language for some trade transactions, educational and cultural relations. English is being frequently called the "language of communication."
But not everybody is proficient in speaking ...
Learn English Online And See the Benefits Immediately
By Lei Masiglat · 14 years ago
There are already many websites that allow you to learn English online. It is a well known fact that English is already the predominant language all over the world. As a matter of fact, English ...