Archive for March, 2008

How can I learn to speak French and German fluently?

Tuesday, March 25th, 2008
learn to speak
Emily Rose asked:


I love French and German and I spend nearly every minute of my spare time trying to learn the languages. At school I have 3 hours of language lessons a week, but this is not enough. I don’t want to meet anybody to talk to or have to pay for lessons. I just want a way that I can speak the languages with more ease. Thanks.

Rurick

Tags: Learn French, Learn Languages, Spare Time
Posted in Languages | 5 Comments »

How do I learn to play an accordion?

Saturday, March 22nd, 2008
learn to play
Ramrod asked:


I’m a big fan of regional mexican music and well being hispanic is one of the reasons why. Anyways, I have always wanted to learn to play the accordion and have been saving money to buy one and learn how to play it. I’m 21 and I should of started when I was younger, but I still have the desire to learn to play the accordion. Does anyone know where I can learn to play it? What kind of accordion is the best for a beginner?

Fanya

Tags: Accordion, Desire, Saving Money
Posted in Performing Arts | 1 Comment »

What is the difference between an online degree and one from a brick and mortar university?

Friday, March 21st, 2008
online degree
camel toe asked:


If two people applied for the same job and held the same degree but one was from a online university and one was from a true “brick and mortar” university, would it make a difference to potential employers?

Vyza

Tags: Brick And Mortar, Online Degree, People
Posted in Higher Education (University +) | 7 Comments »

How to actors learn how to speak lines in other languages?

Monday, March 10th, 2008
learn to speak
L Dawg asked:


I heard that actors have a method for learning to speak lines in foreign languages “phonetically.” How does this work? How long does it take to learn to do this (or how much effort is involved?) And don’t they need an accent coach, also?

Carlee

Tags: Accent, Actors, Foreign Languages
Posted in Theater & Acting | 6 Comments »

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