A Guide to Punctuation: English-Language Arts Homework Help
This punctuation guide summarizes the information available on Bright Hub Education on the use of punctuation marks in written English and includes …
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A Rosetta Stone Online Review: Is It Like Visiting Italy?
A Bright Hub Education writer reviews the Italian version of Rosetta Stone Online, available–for a cost–from any computer with an Internet …
Continue ReadingDesu Used to Mean "to be" in Japanese
In Japanese, there are three different verbs that all mean “to be.” Learn the conjugations of desu in present, past, and negative present …
Continue ReadingHow to Type Accents and Diacritical Marks on Your Computer Keyboard
For those of us who learn a language not our own, we often find that the scripts or even the ordinary letters of the Latin alphabet are formed …
Continue ReadingLearn Italian and Improve Your Italian Vocabulary: Terms for Art and the Italian Renaissance
It would be almost a sacrilege to learn Italian without learning about the Italian Renaissance. Here is the vocabulary to let you describe this epoch …
Continue ReadingLearn Vocabulary For Clothing in French
Part of everyday life, clothing is very important to talk about in a foreign language. Learn how to refer to both women’s and men’s …
Continue ReadingSpanish Verb Usage: Si (if) clauses
As in English where we use “if” clauses (e.g., “If you can read this without glasses…”) Spanish “si” clauses are used to express the hypothetical. The …
Continue ReadingThe -tai Verb Form in Japanese: 'Want To', the Desire to Do Something
Being able to describe what you want and don’t want to do, or asking the same thing of others, is a very helpful tool in basic conversation. …
Continue ReadingHow to Translate Latin Words into English with Parts of Speech and Word Functions
Learning a new language requires an examination of words in both the learner’s native tongue and the foreign language. Properly translating words …
Continue ReadingLearning About Spanish Compound Tenses
Spanish verbs have seven compound tenses. These tenses are formed by combining the Spanish verb haber (to have) with the past participle of the verb …
Continue ReadingReview of Rosetta Stone Latin Level One
Among Rosetta Stone’s many language offerings, Latin Level 1 offers student a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in a language that has not been …
Continue ReadingWhat is the Indefinite Article and the Plural Forms of Nouns and Adjectives in Portuguese Grammar?
In this article about Portuguese grammar, we look at the definite article which naturally leads over to plural forms of nouns and adjectives. Here you …
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