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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Apr 11

    Feel too intimidated to learn Mandarin Chinese? It's hard to play a game if you don't know the rules. Begin w/ these basic Chinese "rules" will get you started on the right foot: 📰 radicals (for reading & writing) 🗣️ tones (for speaking & listening)

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  2. Apr 22

    No one resource will get you to A2 by itself, but this course is the place to start if you're a professional hoping to relocate to a French-speaking city. Find tous les détails on our blog & sign up to try it free for 2 weeks! 👇

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  3. Apr 22

    Prepare to live & work in the Francophone world with the Beginner French for Professionals course! 75+ hours of learning materials help you: 👉build 1,063 high-frequency words + phrases 👉master 63 core grammar concepts 👉practice listening to natural speech in 18 convos

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  4. Apr 18

    A more motivated learner is a more successful learner. 🙌

    I've increasingly come to believe that the most important factor in language acquisition is motivation. Given the same input, the person who feels they NEED to learn the language will acquire it the fastest. This is the largest advantage infants have: monumental motivation.
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    Apr 13

    Transparent Language Online is free with your library card. 110+ languages to learn & English (ESL) materials for native speakers of 30+ languages. For more information and to access Transparent Language Online, visit our website: .

    Learn 110+ Languages with Transparent Language Online. Mobile and desktop screens displayed with Transparent Language Online language practice.
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  6. Apr 13

    Good morning, buenos días, 早上好 ! 👋 Did you know your library can offer online courses in 120+ languages (including ESL & soon ASL) via Transparent Language Online? It's free thanks to TEL! Visit Booth 203 for a demo & join us today at 3:10 to "Become a TEL Expert!"

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    Apr 13

    We’re excited to be back in person at the conference! Come stop by the booth to learn more about our award-winning language learning resource available through TEL!

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  8. Retweeted
    Apr 11

    What's the easiest language to learn? The one you want to learn.

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    Apr 11

    ⏲️ Got a minute? 🌍 Let INFOhio ICoach show you how to get started with ! ⬇️ Explore TLO for ELL and World Language classrooms, available at no cost to Ohio educators and students through INFOhio! Thanks, for sharing!

    I’ve been thinking about how to better highlight the amazing resources available to Ohio educators and students as an iCoach and have created my first commercial with !
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  10. Apr 11

    Have any questions about Mandarin Chinese tones or radicals? Ask away!

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  11. Apr 11

    Learn more about the radicals & tones courses (including how to try them free for 2 weeks!) on the blog. 👇

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  12. Apr 11

    In ~2.5 hours, our Chinese Tones Course will prepare you to identify & pronounce tones both alone and in multisyllable words!

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  13. Apr 11

    You can't read/write w/out radicals + you can't speak/listen w/out knowing tones. In Chinese the same syllable can be pronounced in different tones to give a word different meanings. Ex: say the expression “excuse me” w/ the wrong tone you could accidentally say “to kiss”. 😅

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  14. Apr 11

    This course is a staff fav at TL. It makes sometime intimidating so manageable & memorable. Lei, who made the course, loves it too: "Mastering these fundamentals shows learners that Chinese characters are not just a bunch of lines that you draw. There is logic behind it."

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  15. Apr 11

    In ~6 hours, our Chinese Radicals Course will help you master the 42 most common and essential radicals, both on their own & within characters!

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  16. Apr 11

    There is no Chinese alphabet. There are 10s of thousands of characters that must be memorized. 😱 But those characters are made up of ~200 radicals. When you relate characters to one another using radicals, you can learn more characters in less time.

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  17. Retweeted
    Apr 10

    How I perceive language learning levels. A1: This language is amazing! I’m learning new stuff! A2: How do I say that? Wait, what? I can’t say it like that? B1: I can speak but hey don’t speak too fast! B2: Hold my cup I can talk now but don’t use too much jargon

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    Apr 7

    Ramadan Mubarak! Did you know you can learn Arabic (and 100+ other languages) with Transparent Language Online? Get started for free at

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  19. Apr 6

    This moment right here is why we love learning languages. And it's even more satisfying to watch our students reach this moment!👇🙌

    my favorite transition in language learning is from ??? what is this noise? they are words? to understanding whole sentences and wondering how could you ever think this language didn't make any sense
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    Apr 4

    Learn over 110 languages including English with Transparent Language Online.  More details:

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