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Do you struggle with a lack of self-confidence when it comes to speaking a foreign language? When I first started learning French I had a lot of insecurities and feelings of self-consciousness that made it very difficult to speak. When I wanted to speak I would feel very uncomfortable and often I would stay silent. Gradually I started to become more comfortable with feeling uncomfortable which allowed me to grow as a person and in the language itself. I since went on to learn Spanish and Italian in a couple of months as I became more aware of my psychology and the language hacks I could start using from this new found freedom of mind. I am currently offering a 4 Week Course where I will help you to get out of your own way and begin to make progress in your foreign language from Week 1. I will also help you develop into the language learner you wish to be. Using my own experience, I will help you to ask better quality questions and to bring a sense of joy to your learning journey once again. Looking forward to hearing from you! Denis

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Check it out on the Google Play store This mini app lets you listen and learn fun words. These words are English fantasy words from films, books and games like Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter and Clash of Clans. More themes, accents, languages and formats are on the way. Enjoy Check it out on the Google Play store

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Hi there! I think I have mentioned a couple times that when I was 16 years old or so my interest to learn a new language started. Back then I had all the time of the world, so I did that for fun! I actually wanted to learn as many languages as possible! The my top 10 back then were these: 1 - Norwegian 2 - Swedish 3 - Finnish 4 - Danish 5 - Old Norse 6 - Icelandic 7 - Estonian 8 - German 9 - Old English 10 - French Now over a decade later I am learning Dutch, a language I never liked Not even back when I was younger I had interest in it... So here I am! I'm learning it because I am going to have to take an exam in a few weeks. So basically I am doing this because I have to, not because I want to. Despite all that I must say this experience hasn't been as bad as I thought it would be I haven't disliked it that much! And i seem to have made some progress already What about you? Are you learning a new language for fun or is there any other reason?