English: Very - Too - Enough

Master the differences between very, too, and enough with this great guide from Woodward English!

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Japanese: Days of the Week and Dates

Master expressing dates and days of the week with this excellent graphic from Japanese Language - MLC!

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Japanese: Do you think so? (Vocabulary)

Master a useful expression with this graphic from Japanese Language - MLC!


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Japanese: Family Vocabulary

Expand your Japanese vocabulary with this list of family vocabulary from Japanese Language - MLC!


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German: Beginner-Intermediate Novels

Get a start on your reading skills in German with this useful list of German novels for beginners and intermediate learners from learnoutlive.com:

http://learnoutlive.com/easy-german-novels-beginners-intermediate-learners/

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German: Homophones

Expand your German knowledge with this great list of homophones from Deutschhappen.com:

http://deutschhappen.com/list-of-german-homophones



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German: Essen Vocabulary

Expand your German food vocabulary with this picture from Gemeinsam Deutsch lernen und verstehen!

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Spanish: Bathroom Vocabulary

Expand you Spanish vocabulary with this graphic for bathroom vocabulary from AIL Madrid Courses - Learn Spanish in Spain!

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English: Homophones

Here is another great resource from Fluentland.com featuring common homophones in English:
http://www.fluentland.com/groups/learn-english/forum/topic/common-homophones/

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French: Films on Netflix

Here is a great list by frenchmorning.com featuring some great French films to catch on Netflix:

http://frenchmorning.com/dix-films-francais-a-voir-netflix-cet-ete/


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Italian: Animal Vocabulary

Expand your Italian animal vocabulary with this picture from My Italian Lessons:
https://www.facebook.com/myitalianlessons?fref=photo

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German: Most Important Adjectives and Verbs

Expand your description abilities in German with this list of the top 20 most important German adjectives and verbs:

http://languagelearningbase.com/87090/frequently-important-german-adjectives-important-german


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English: Office Supplies Vocabulary

Brush up on your English vocabulary with this graphic for office supplies from fluentland.com:

http://www.fluentland.com/groups/learn-english/forum/topic/vocabulary-office-supplies/

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English: 100 Popular Idioms

Expand your English skills with this list of 100 popular English idioms from fluentland.com:

http://www.fluentland.com/groups/learn-english/forum/topic/100-popular-idioms-part-i/


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Italian: Restaurant Vocabulary

Learn some Italian restaurant vocabulary with this guide from www.learnitalianwithme.it

http://www.learnitalianwithme.it/2015/08/learn-italian-vocabulary-at-the-restaurant/?utm_content=bufferdf2b3&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer


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Japanese: Usagi-Chan's Genki Resource Page

Here is another great resource I came across for Japanese learners. If you are using the Genki textbook you'll benefit even more but there are still great resources here!

http://www.csus.edu/indiv/s/sheaa/projects/genki/index.html


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Japanese: Online Learning Games

Here is another great resource for Japanese learners featuring games and more!

http://www.digitaldialects.com/Japanese.htm




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Japanese: Useful Learning Resource

Here is an excellent resource for Japanese language learners featuring many games and other useful tools to help you along!

http://www.101languages.net/japanese/


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German: Goethe's 266th Birthday!

From the German Embassy in Washington's page, a reminder of Goethe's 266th birthday!

http://germanyinusa.tumblr.com/post/127789589752/today-is-the-266th-birthday-of-johann-wolfgang-von

What is your favorite of Goethe's many works?


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German: German Movies to Help You Learn German

Fluent in 3 Months has put together a great list of 10 German movies that will not only give you a great introduction to German cinema, but also increase your language skills as well!

http://www.fluentin3months.com/german-language-movies/

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Italian: Furniture Vocabulary

Expand your Italian vocabulary with this guide to furniture and household object from My Italian Lessons!

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Japanese: Passive Form

Expand your Japanese grammar skills with this guide to the passive form from Japanese Language - MLC!:

worksheet → http://goo.gl/kj1sBD
answer → http://goo.gl/V22aU0
★ Free study materials → http://goo.gl/89IkV



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ESL: Commonly Confused English Words

English is full of confusing words for learners. Check out this list of 100 words from FluentLand.com to help you distinguish between these words!

http://www.fluentland.com/groups/learn-english/forum/topic/100-commonly-confused-words-in-english/

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French: Using à with French Verbs

Expand you French grammar knowledge using à with French Verbs with this handy guide from the Transparent Language blog:

http://blogs.transparent.com/french/using-a-with-french-verbs/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=languageblog&utm_content=french

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MIT Claims To Have Found A Language Universal

Exciting language news as MIT researchers claim to have found a language universal tying all languages together!

http://arstechnica.co.uk/science/2015/08/mit-claims-to-have-found-a-language-universal-that-ties-all-languages-together/

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Japanese: Potential Form

Expand your Japanese grammar skills with this guide to the potential form from Japanese Language - MLC!:

Worksheet → http://goo.gl/YWNpMO
Answer → http://goo.gl/XmZqAS



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German: Wo Wohin Woher

Here is a useful graphic to help learners understand the differences between wo, wohin, and woher from Gemeinsam Deutsch lernen und verstehen!

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ESL: Food Vocabulary

Expand your food vocabulary with this great graphic from Fluentland.com!

http://www.fluentland.com/groups/learn-english/forum/topic/food-vocabulary/

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American English Accents

Here is a useful guide to American English accents covering native and non-native pronunciation:

http://americanaccentcourse.com/3-differences-in-native-and-non-native-english-pronunciation/

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Japanese: Frequency Vocabulary

Expand your Japanese vocabulary with this handy guide to frequency from Japanese Language - MLC!

http://www.mlcjapanese.co.jp/Download.htm

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Japanese: Extent Vocabulary

Expand your Japanese expression with this useful guide from Japanese Language - MLC!

http://www.mlcjapanese.co.jp/Download.htm

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ESL: English Irregular Verbs

Master the conjugation of English irregular verbs with this handy guide from Fluentland.com!

http://www.fluentland.com/groups/learn-english/forum/topic/english-irregular-verbs-with-phonetic-transcription/


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French: La Rue blanche, le matin bleu (2008)

Another great French song, La Rue blanche, le matin bleu:

Print out the lyrics for your students and blank key vocabulary words to improve listening comprehension!

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French: Le cygne blanc (2008)

Another great French song, Le cygne blanc:

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French: Pink Water (2006)

Another great French song, Pink Water:

Print out the lyrics for your students and blank key vocabulary words to improve listening comprehension!

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French: Marée noire (2004)

Another great French song, Marée noire:

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French: Vert de colère (1998)

Another French classic, "Vert de colère":

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French: Noir Désir, Tout l’or (1991)

Another French classic, "Tout L'or":



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French: Michel Berger, Le Paradis blanc (1990)

Another French classic, Michel Berger, Le Paradis blanc





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French: Jean-Jacques Goldman, Entre gris clair et gris foncé (1987)

Another French classic, this time it's Entre gris clair et gris foncé:



As always, you can print out the lyrics for students and blank key vocabulary words!

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Spanish: El o La?

Masculine or feminine? Get to know vocabulary gender with this practice activity from AIL Madrid Courses - Learn Spanish in Spain:

Is an 'a' ending always feminine and an 'o' ending always masculine?


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Japanese: Days of the Week

Quickly learn the Japanese days of the week with this handy guide from Japanese Language - MLC:

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French: Jeanne Mas, En rouge et noir (1986)

Another French classic to improve listening skills:



As always, you can print out the lyrics for your students blanking key vocabulary words!


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French: Michel Sardou, Rouge (1984)

Another French classic to improve listening skills:



As with any song, you can print out the lyrics blanking key vocabulary words for students!

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French: Eddy Mitchell, Elle avait les yeux couleur menthe à l’eau (1980)

Another French classic "Elle avait les yeux couleur menthe à l’eau":


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Japanese: Counting Infographic

This great infographic makes counting a much easier process to learn in Japanese! Enjoy!

http://9gag.com/gag/apB2y19?ref=fbp

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French: Christophe, Les Mots bleus (1974)

Another classic French song, "Les Mots bleus":




You can easily find the lyrics and provide students with a copy featuring blanks over key vocabulary words to improve their listening skills.


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French: Barbara, "L'Aigle Noir" (1970)

French teachers and learners, check out another great French classic "L'Aigle Noir":



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French: La Vie en Rose (Song) 1947

French teachers and learners, here is a great article featuring the Edith Piaf classic La Vie en Rose:



You could provide students with the lyrics, blanking key vocabulary words! Enjoy!

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Japanese: ki o tsukete

Check out this article from JapanToday.com on the commonly misused phrase ki o tsukete (to take care/be careful) in Japanese:

http://insight.japantoday.com/take-care-with-this-common-japanese-mistake/



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