Discover how to improve your English and French with Planeta Immiland Education's new blog! Tips, tools and Anglo-French culture to learn online!

How to raise IELTS score with a thesaurus Jul 07, 2025

Written by Gabriela Estrada


If you want to surprise your examiner in language proficiency tests, such as IELTS or CELPIP, and be proud of a superior level of English, don't think twice about working with a thesaurus. This tool is very effective when it comes to enriching the v...

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French words from the Canadian school system: vocabulary for parents Jul 04, 2025

Written by Gabriela Estrada

 

If you are a parent learning French and need to understand how your children's school works in Canada, this blog is for you! Canada is a bilingual country, and although its education system is similar to that of other countries, the terms change between the...

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Analysis of "La Bohème" by Charles Aznavour for learning French Jul 03, 2025

Written by Eddy Ramírez

 

"La Bohème" by Charles Aznavour is a jewel of French music that gives us the possibility to learn French words while enjoying the beauty of its melody. This song is one of the most recommended by our French teachers at Planeta Immiland...

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Summer Guide to Improving English Jul 02, 2025

In a country as extremely cold as Canada during the winter, where most of the population can hardly say hello in the morning, summer is the best season to practice English. In this season, people go out more in the streets, go more often to the parks, to the playground, to the beach...

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How to complement French classes to achieve fluency level Jun 24, 2025

Written by Eddy Ramírez

 

If after your French class you close the computer and ask yourself, "What do I do now?", don't worry, you've come to the right blog to find out what's next. It is common to feel this way, especially if you are one of those more introverted people or do not have a French-speaking social circle....

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Proverbs in Spanish and their English equivalents Jun 17, 2025

Written by Gabriela Estrada

 

"What is well learned is never forgotten" is one of the most well-known proverbs among Hispanics. It is unknown who coined it or which Latin American countries it originates from, but it is confirmed that this and other proverbs are useful for developing comprehension ...

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