Written by Gabriela Estrada

Natural teaching methods are those that focus on language acquisition in a manner similar to how humans learn their native language. These methods emphasize communication and exposure to the language rather than grammatical rules and vocabulary.

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Being a "peaker eater" or "picky eater" is a common expression in both Spanish and English. These types of words enrich your vocabulary and prepare you to interact more fluently with native English speakers in everyday situations, such as eating ...

Written by Eddy Ramírez

When a person wants to travel to Canada and obtain permanent residency through Express Entry,he/she should focus on reaching a language level of CLB 7, as this is the one that allows to apply under the special category French Proficiency. However...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

When we talk about the weather in English, "time" and "weather" are words that can cause confusion for language learners. Although both are related to the concept of "tiempo" in Spanish, their meaning is completely different. To refer to the weather, we use "time" and " weather."

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Do you know what is poutine? This is a classic Canadian dish, typical of Quebec, which, apart from being delicious, can also help you improve your French. Why? Because it is so popular that everyone is talking about the recipe, its taste, the best place to go to eat it, etc., which makes it a...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Is there really a language that's learned the fastest? Or does it all depend on effort, hours spent, and exposure. Some Hispanics say learning English is easier and faster because of its simple structure; others claim it's French, because of its similarity to the ...