Websites that help us learn English in ENGLISH!
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.
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.
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)
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 meaning:Googlenoobnuːb/noun
informalnoun: noob; plural noun: noobs
a person who is inexperienced in a particular sphere or activity, especially computing or the use of the Internet.
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)

