Using Twitter in Your Language Learning – Useful Resources
July 25, 2009
As promised, here is the third and final part of my series on how to use Twitter in your language learning. I have listed a number of accounts below which may be beneficial to language learners who have Twitter accounts. These include “words of the day”, grammar tips and other language-related tidbits.
All of the following were active when I compiled this list. Please note that these accounts be deleted or altered by the account holders at any time.
English :
http://twitter.com/thewordoftheday
http://twitter.com/wordspy
http://twitter.com/wordoftheday0
http://twitter.com/MyWOTDcom
http://twitter.com/awordaday
http://twitter.com/dailyvocab
http://twitter.com/English_Words
Japanese :
http://twitter.com/learnkanji
http://twitter.com/japanesebot
http://twitter.com/societyJapanese
http://twitter.com/japanlanguage
http://twitter.com/ADV_JPN_GRMMR
Chinese :
http://twitter.com/easyMandarin
http://twitter.com/1on1mandarin
http://twitter.com/mandarindaily
http://twitter.com/chineselanguage
http://twitter.com/learningchinese
http://twitter.com/chineseclass101
Korean :
http://twitter.com/koreaNthusiast
Arabic :
http://twitter.com/arabiclanguage
French :
http://twitter.com/frenchlanguage
http://twitter.com/LL_French
http://twitter.com/ParleFrancais
http://twitter.com/FrancaisToday
Spanish :
http://twitter.com/spanishlanguage
http://twitter.com/spanishbot
http://twitter.com/LL_Spanish
http://twitter.com/ReVerbSpanish
http://twitter.com/monicats
http://twitter.com/escuelai
http://twitter.com/spanishonly
Italian :
http://twitter.com/italianlanguage
http://twitter.com/ItalianLearn
Portuguese :
http://twitter.com/brazillanguage
Dutch :
http://twitter.com/dutchlanguage
German :
http://twitter.com/germanlanguage
Polish :
http://twitter.com/polishlanguage
Russian :
http://twitter.com/russianlanguage
Latin :
http://twitter.com/latinlanguage
Esperanto :
http://twitter.com/speakesperanto
Other :
http://twitter.com/irishlanguage
http://twitter.com/swedishlanguage
http://twitter.com/hindilanguage
http://twitter.com/norwaylanguage
http://twitter.com/FinnishWords
This wraps up my series of articles on using Twitter as a language learning tool. I hope these articles have been of some use to you and have given you new ideas for spicing up your language learning. If you know of any other Twitter accounts which may be useful to language learners, feel free to let me know.
Edited on July 31, 2009.
Entry Filed under: Language Learning, Microblogging. Tags: foreign languages, Language Learning, Languages, twitter.
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1.
owbEe | July 26, 2009 at 7:01 am
You can learn new Korean words each day from this twitter account.
koreaNthusiast
2.
Peter | July 29, 2009 at 3:42 am
I haven’t seen those Spanish twitter accounts before, thanks!
Some other good Spanish accounts:
http://twitter.com/ReVerbSpanish
http://twitter.com/monicats
http://twitter.com/escuelai
http://twitter.com/spanishonly
3.
Kelly | July 31, 2009 at 6:38 pm
Thanks for the links. I’ll add them to the list.
4.
Julia Bender | September 11, 2009 at 5:29 am
Thanks for the arabic link, i appreciate the technology savvy ways to learn a language!
5.
Amanda | October 7, 2009 at 1:42 am
Does anyone have an good Indonesian suggesions for Twitter?