Find out about traditions
október 29, 2022
Tomorrow is 31st November. What else could the topic of this post be? 🙂
If you look at the title line of this post it’s quite obvious what “wpm” stands for. If your reading speed is 250 wpm it means you can read 250 words per minute. Is 250 wpm a high reading speed?
Three years ago we found a technological novelty that has proven to be a great tool for language learners since then. Now we have found that it merged with another application...
We would like to introduce you to 7 words that are either new or are used more and more frequently in a new context in 2023...
Learning focus: word endings or suffixes >> Tip: a great online resource that you can rely on for finding words with the same ending, for practice and vocabulary expansion.
If you sit down today with a cup of tea or coffee, allow us to recommend something to read.
As the weekend was approaching, more and more “snow-promising” clouds were gathering, so we started to work on a blog entry that’s in sync with the expected white weekend...
Pick a podcast – part two
október 22, 2022
Two weeks ago we shared our podcast discovery with you: a language learning and practice podcast series with 305 available episodes…
Forbes Flow 2022
október 15, 2022
Az idei Forbes Flow-n ismét összejöttek üzletemberek, cégek, kezdeményezések, akik sikereikről ismertek. A Fast English is megjelent.
Pick a podcast – part one
október 8, 2022
Are you familiar with the excitement when you start following a youtuber and you realize they have tens of videos on their channel? Or when you fall in love with the first episode of a TV series and you bathe in the joy of realization that it has 10 complete seasons?
Make the most of your favourite series
október 2, 2022
Suddenly, it’s October. As the days get shorter and shorter and we spend more and more time at home, the average “screen” or “display” time per person goes up exponentially…
Learn a thousand words
szeptember 24, 2022
How many spoken languages do you think there are on this planet? All you have to know to answer that question is the answer to two other questions: – How many countries are there? – What is the average number of languages per country? Then all it takes is a calculator or a pencil and a piece of paper…