Languages

[close] This group is aimed at self-directed language learners who seek guidance through the recommendation of level-appropriate materials such as textbooks, audio, websites, and the like...

[close] Connecting with, and meeting like-minded book lovers. Discussing books online and offline.

[close] Note: THIS GROUP IS A WORK IN PROGRESS. IF THERE ARE CERTAIN LANGUAGES/WORDS/PHRASES/SUBJECTS YOU'D LIKE TO LEARN, MESSAGE ME AND I WILL GET THIS UP FASTER. THANKS FOR YOUR PATIENCE :D Welcome to Language Learning 101! The group's name itself is pretty much self explanatory! We're a group that teaches basically any language that we're capable of teaching! Here, we help teach different languages, and we also try to improve knowledge on different cultures. Our lessons are not professional, but they are free, so we extend our truly genuine invitation for you to JOIN and take part in this group ;D New languages are added whenever someone proves that they are able to speak the language they wish to teach fluently. (That means you are able to read, speak, and hear this specific language, and you have to be able to teach is and explain things CLEARLY as possible AND be able to point out mistakes/flaws) Our teachers are usually native, or they learned the language at some part of their life. In addition to our own lessons/courses, our members and mods may also provide a diverse set of sources and free (or costly) websites where you can take better or advanced courses. Currently, the languages that we are teaching are: ๏ Greek? (Layla, can you confirm this? :P) ๏ Vietnamese ๏ French (I'm currently VERY excited for this :P) ๏ German Update: Mandarin Chinese and Italian are also being taught now! Like Alyal said, we're a relatively newer group, so a few things may not be set up or organized completely yet, but we're trying our best! So cope with us :D

[close] A place to discuss all the unique aspects of Deaf culture as highlighted in the thriller Silent Fear (A novel inspired by true crimes) by Lance & James Morcan. This group can also be an intersection of sorts where Deaf and hearing people can engage and learn from each other.