Once we understand English a little, it's wiser to learn it in English for 2 reasons.

1. If we use more, we learn more!
2. Any activities have more options in English.

That's why I'd like to share nice websites today.


FLUENT iN 3 MONTHS

Do you remember the video i showed in another post?

The guy from that video runs this website.

It seems pretty sophisticated.

You can find many language hacks, useful resources, and interesting articles.

To bloggers, I think it's a nice text book for blogging too.


Urban dictionary

It's a online dictionary people can edit like Wikipedia.

I don't think the idea itself isn't really fascinating.

But when it comes to slangs, this is the best, I reckon.

I mean, where else can you find a dictionary that shows you an ESSAY for a word "noob"?

Okay, this is what Google says about "noob" when you ask him.

noob

nuːb/

noun

informal

noun: noob; plural noun: noobs

1. a person who is inexperienced in a particular sphere or activity, especially computing or the use of the Internet.

noob meaning:Google

Clear and short, right?

This is what Urban dictionary

noob:Urban dictionary

Please, check it yourself. It's a way too long....


italki

Do you like RareJob or DMM Eikaiwa?

Then let me introduce the pioneer of them, italki!

This company was established in 2005, while Rarejob was started 2 years later.

In terms of the lesson fee, it's little expensive, but the website allows students to practice not only English, but most of languages, which means WE can be a teacher too.

It might be interesting to get connections with native English speakers while earning money.

Before the end

Actually, there're more websites i want to share, but I need to take a bath.

I think if we use English, things get more interesting.

There are sooo many options available in English because of a simpl reason.

Over 800 million people use English while only 127 million people speak Japanese.

It's a huge difference, right?

On top of that, we can FEEL our skills by suing it!


Thank you,
John（仮）