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Newsletter: Permanent learning is a fact!

May 10, 2013

Now the power of WordDive has been proven statistically. Users who learn 100 items permanently with WordDive can successfully produce an average of 80 items one year later, without repetition in between. The result is based on 10 000 anonymous random samples comparing April 2013 to April 2012 (margin of error ±2%). Permanent learning changes everything. You don’t have to learn the same things again and again, because every hour of study improves your language skills permanently. Language learning changes…

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Learning a New Word – How Does It Actually Happen?

April 10, 2013

Vocabulary acquisition is crucial for second and foreign language learning, as emphasized in our last article. We need to grow and cultivate our vocabulary to progress in our language studies, but how does it actually happen? When can you say you have successfully learned a new word? This article will examine these questions, which are worthy of consideration – not just in a theoretical sense, but because a basic understanding of the vocabulary acquisition process is highly important for establishing…

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