What if one vocabulary word could connect all the languages you are learning?
ParallelLingvo is built around exactly that idea.
Instead of creating separate vocabulary lists for every language pair, one concept can be connected to translations in several languages. This makes it easier to organize vocabulary, compare languages and avoid unnecessary duplicates.
For people studying or using multiple languages, the learning process becomes more connected and easier to manage.
One word. Multiple languages. One learning flow.
The full explanation is available in our new ParallelLingvo article.
Read the full article
ParallelLingvo is built around exactly that idea.
Instead of creating separate vocabulary lists for every language pair, one concept can be connected to translations in several languages. This makes it easier to organize vocabulary, compare languages and avoid unnecessary duplicates.
For people studying or using multiple languages, the learning process becomes more connected and easier to manage.
One word. Multiple languages. One learning flow.
The full explanation is available in our new ParallelLingvo article.
Read the full article
Do you know a word but struggle to use it in conversation?
Translation alone doesn't teach you how a sentence works.
For example, “I'm cold,” “Ik heb het koud,” and “Мне холодно” express the same feeling using different grammar.
In our new ParallelLingvo article, we explain why context matters when studying multiple languages and share a simple daily vocabulary routine.
Learn how connecting words with real situations can make language learning more practical.
#ParallelLingvo #VocabularyLearning #LearnLanguages
Read the full article
Translation alone doesn't teach you how a sentence works.
For example, “I'm cold,” “Ik heb het koud,” and “Мне холодно” express the same feeling using different grammar.
In our new ParallelLingvo article, we explain why context matters when studying multiple languages and share a simple daily vocabulary routine.
Learn how connecting words with real situations can make language learning more practical.
#ParallelLingvo #VocabularyLearning #LearnLanguages
Read the full article
Why do some foreign words stay in your memory while others disappear just when you need them?
Recognizing a word and recalling it in conversation are different skills. Instead of endlessly rereading vocabulary lists, focus your review on the words you actually find difficult.
ParallelLingvo connects translations across three or more languages, so you can organize your lessons, mark challenging words, and track your progress.
Read the full article
Recognizing a word and recalling it in conversation are different skills. Instead of endlessly rereading vocabulary lists, focus your review on the words you actually find difficult.
ParallelLingvo connects translations across three or more languages, so you can organize your lessons, mark challenging words, and track your progress.
Read the full article
You learnt a word yesterday. Today you recognise it on the page — but can't remember it during a conversation. Why?
Our new article looks at the difference between recognition and active recall, why tricky words need extra review, and how pronunciation practice can help.
ParallelLingvo brings translations for three or more languages into one vocabulary flow. You can mark difficult words, revisit them and track your progress.
A practical read for anyone learning several languages at once.
#ParallelLingvo #LanguageLearning
Read the full article
Our new article looks at the difference between recognition and active recall, why tricky words need extra review, and how pronunciation practice can help.
ParallelLingvo brings translations for three or more languages into one vocabulary flow. You can mark difficult words, revisit them and track your progress.
A practical read for anyone learning several languages at once.
#ParallelLingvo #LanguageLearning
Read the full article