Simply Fluent
How to Read in a Language With a Different Alphabet
Learning Russian, Greek, Hebrew or Korean starts with a new alphabet. How many letters each one has, which letters trip people up, and how to learn them.
Mida teha pärast Duolingot: järgmised sammud (2026)
Üheksa Duolingo kursust jõuab nüüd B2-ni. Mida teha pärast Duolingot igal tasemel ja millised vahendid täidavad augud, mis rakendusest alles jäävad.
Beelinguappi alternatiivid: mida edasi kasutada (2026)
Beelinguapp ühendab kahes keeles kõrvuti oleva teksti salvestatud heliga. Kui tahad oma raamatuid, ettelugemist või täpsemat sõnade jälgimist, siin on valikud.
Readlangi alternatiivid: mida selle asemel kasutada (2026)
Readlang on odav ja töötab brauseris. Kui tahad täpsemat sõnade jälgimist, telefonirakendust, lugemist ilma internetiühenduseta või kuulamist, siin on valikud.
Kas Kindle sobib keeleõppeks? (2026)
Jah, Kindle sobib hästi keeles lugemiseks, mida õpid. Mida teevad selle sõnastik ja Vocabulary Builder, kuidas neid kasutada ja mida juurde lisada.
Parimad rakendused raamatute lugemiseks võõrkeeles (2026)
LingQ, Readlang, Beelinguapp, Kindle, Eppika ja Simply Fluent võrdluses: raamatute lugemine keeles, mida õpid. Kontrollitud 2026. aasta oktoobris.
Do You Need Children's Books to Learn a Language?
The usual advice is to start with picture books and work your way up to novels. You don't have to. Where that advice comes from, and what to read instead.
You Don't Have to Understand Every Word You Read
Perfectionism quietly ruins a lot of language learning. Why reading on past words you don't know beats stopping to look up every one of them.
A Realistic Guide to New Year Language Goals
Why language resolutions are hard to keep, and how to set goals that stick, backed by research on habits and motivation.
How to Pick Your First Book in Another Language
Your first book in another language can make or break the habit. How to pick one you will want to finish, and why you don't have to start with children's books.
"Because" Before "Butterfly": Why the Small Words Come First
Forget random vocabulary lists. Why the most common words in a language are small ones like "that", "of" and "because", and how reading teaches them to you.
