Search Results for lexiophiles
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Language Blog, maintained by language lovers. A great resource for anyone learning languages, studying abroad and learning about foreign cultures.
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Resources for Radio, Radar, RF, Microwave, & Wireless Engineering
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Names, brands, writing, and the quirks of the English language.
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 stancarey.wordpress.com
- Sentence first
An Irishman's blog about the English language.
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 bablainternship.blogspot.com
- I Love Languages - The Internship Diaries
A blog about my internship in Hamburg, Germany. Photos, experiences and hopefully some inspiration!
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A guide to alphabets and languages, with useful foreign phrases, tips on learning languages, language-related links, multilingual texts, and much more
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 ifbeesarefew.blogspot.com
- if bees are few
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Highly personal. Anything but confidential.
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 polyglotmae.wordpress.com
- Mae's Diary
A polyglot's language learning log
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 the-book-garden.blogspot.com
- The Book Garden
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Free language lessons and tutorials for 15 languages spoken in Europe and elsewhere, as well as a guide for English assistants and other Anglophone expats in France
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Most popular sites by lexiophiles
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| lexiophiles.com | 65.6% | 0x |
| bab.la | 9.6% | 0x |
| rfcafe.com | 5% | 0x |
| nancyfriedman.typepad.com | 3.6% | 0x |
| twitter.com | 3% | 0x |
| Other | 13.2% | 0x |
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