Kelsey Lechner on LinkedIn: Usted vs Tú in Spanish: How to Choose the Right Pronoun (2024)

💬 Thinking About Learning a New Language? 💬So I'm kind of known for speaking a lot of different languages (6 and counting). Why do I do it? Well, for one, languages are fascinating. But I can give you 14 more (research-backed) reasons why!🌍 Whether it’s for professional growth, brain health, or just plain fun, there are countless benefits to being multilingual. Curious to know more?Check out my full article for some language-learning inspiration!https://lnkd.in/e3hWAQb4

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🇯🇵🎶 Love Japanese Music? 🎶🇯🇵Just published a comprehensive guide to Japanese music, covering everything from soulful folk songs to the biggest J-Pop hits. And guess what? Listening to music is a fun and effective way to learn Japanese! Get all the tips and insights you need to start singing your way to fluency. Your next karaoke night will thank you! 🎤#JapaneseMusic #JapaneseCulture #LearnJapanese #JPop #Karaokehttps://lnkd.in/ez2bFxf2

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🗾 As a beginner Japanese learner, what should you know? Check out my latest article outlining how to go about starting your Japanese language journey! Whether you're a complete newbie or looking to refresh your foundational Japanese skills, this guide covers everything from the basics of the Japanese writing system to avoiding common pronunciation pitfalls.If you've ever considered learning Japanese but felt overwhelmed, this article is your gateway to getting started. 📘🇯🇵 #JapaneseLanguage #LanguageLearning #BeginnersGuidehttps://lnkd.in/eAgtJ-a9

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🍶 Konnichiwa, LinkedIn community! 🍶Ever found yourself in Japan, raising a glass, and wondering how to say "cheers" like a local? 🥂 My latest article takes a deep dive into Japanese drinking culture, from the essential phrases to the dos and don'ts of enjoying a beverage in the Land of the Rising Sun. Whether you're sipping sake or sticking to oolong tea, there's something for everyone in this cultural exploration. Kanpai! 🍻 #JapaneseCulture #CheersInJapanese #JapaneseLanguagehttps://lnkd.in/gJXBrA6B

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Last weekend I had the pleasure of attending the Rotary District Council for southern England, as part of . Invited as a Global Grant Scholar alumna, through which I was able to pursue my MA in Education, International Development, and Social Justice in London, I gave a small speech and had some great conversations as part of a networking session with other Rotary members and current Global Grant Scholars. I got to share about my background, my studies, and the work I'm doing as an Education Lead supporting North Korean escapees at Connect: North Korea.I look forward to staying connected with the greater Rotary International network!

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🌟 Excited to share my latest article on wishing good luck in Japanese! 🎌 Did you know there’s no exact translation for “Good luck!” In Japanese — but there are plenty of ways to wish someone good luck? Why? In Japanese culture, it's more about effort and perseverance than sheer luck. Whether you're cheering on a friend or encouraging a colleague, knowing the right phrases can make all the difference.Check out my newest post to learn more about the unique expressions and cultural insights.https://lnkd.in/ev3cP_2m #JapaneseCulture #GoodLuck #LanguageLearning #japan #japaneselanguage🍀

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Come volunteer with me and my amazing colleagues! If you’re interested in ESOL and supporting some amazing North Koreans trying to make the world a better place, definitely reach out to us!#ESOL #EAP #refugees #refugeesupport #northkorea #volunteering #volunteeringopportunities

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