Language Learning Apps

Best apps to learn French

Need a quick French translation? Want to look up a French word on the go? Look no further than your pocket! In the age of smartphones, a translation app is your new best friend for quickly learning a new French word or figuring out how to say a necessary phrase. Translation apps can be very helpful when you’re not quite fluent in French. But don’t rely on them for everything…

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Apps language learning

Facebook now has approximately 1.6 billion users, which equates to about one quarter of the world’s population. This number becomes even more astonishing when you consider that 3.3 billion of the world’s 7.2 billion people are connected to the internet — Facebook has registered over half the world’s connected population. The other internet giant, Google, handles around 4 billion…

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Spanish language

El Lago del Bosque is a summer program but is also a 365 days of an experience, we live an endless summer! Keep checking the blog for information about our programs and the village, watch new videos and photos of the summer to remember good times and also keep learning Spanish and more about the Spanish-speaking world. Don t forget our FB page: El Lago del Bosque Spanish Language…

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Duolingo Ingles

Do you want to improve your English vocabulary without spending a bunch of money on a class? Or maybe you’ve just always wanted to start learning another language, but you’re not sure how. Nowadays, there are so many great resources online for language learning. A new great online program for language learning is Duolingo. It offers English for speakers of Spanish, Italian…

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Best language learning apps Android

The technology world is expanding immensely with each passing year and months, as they are coming up with new trendier smartphones and tablets every other day and the competition too has grown tough in the market to stand at the highest position. That’s the reason programmers and web developers are in tremendous demand nowadays because they have a good knowledge of programming…

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WWW Spanish language

In 711 C.E., Arab armies began the conquest of the Iberian Peninsula. With the conquest, the hispanomusulmanes, as they re called in Spanish, brought the Arabic architecture, art, and of course, the language. Over time, Arabic expressions mixed with old Spanish vocabulary to become the Spanish dialect that most Spanish-speaking countries use today: castellano (Castilian Spanish)…

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