… teach me and I remember, involve me and I learn”. Do you know this quote by Benjamin Franklin? We believe this to be completely true here at ABA English. And that’s why our course ...
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10 Rules from Richard Diebenkorn part II
Hello you, So last week Monday, we had a look at some of Diebenkorn’s rules for creativity (or learning a foreign language) and today we will finish reading rules 6-10. Ready to be inspired? Richard ...
Read More »10 Rules from Richard Diebenkorn part I
Hello! Apa kabar? (that’s “how are you” in bahasa Indonesian). Richard Diebenkorn was a well-known 20th century American painter. His early work is associated with Abstract expressionism and the Bay Area Figurative Movement of the 1950s ...
Read More »11 Untranslatable Words from Other Cultures
Good day! Welcome to our little corner of the Internet. This article is from the Huffington Post but we had to share it on our blog, because it’s so awesome to remember all of the ...
Read More »A Free English Level Test!
Huānyíng! (that’s “welcome” in Chinese). How are you this Thursday? We hope you are supercalifragilisticexpialidociously happy! Are you? So today we wanted to remind you of the ABA English Free English Level Test! What is it? ...
Read More »This is for all of you, this Monday morning…
Hello world! Today all we would like to do is remind you that YOU are awesome. Have a fantastic Monday! – from all of us in ABA English, to all of you.
Read More »Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!
Hello! 中秋節 in traditional Chinese. ABA English would like to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with you! Remember the news article on Hong Kong’s recycled moon? Today hundreds of thousands will gather around it t to ...
Read More »Learn English with the News: “Diane von Furstenburg and Naomi Campbell”
Sawasdee! (that’s hello in thai.) We’re sure you have heard of either Diane von Furstenburg – designer extraordinaire -, or Naomi Campbell (does that woman ever get older?!) – model extraordinaire. In this news item, ...
Read More »Grammar for Beginners – Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers
Hi! Nice to have you here. Do you know the difference between cardinal and ordinal numbers? Cardinal numbers tells “how many.” Cardinal numbers are also known as “counting numbers,” because they show quantity. For example: “Today I ate ...
Read More »Learn English with the News: “The future of computing?”
Oh, hai! Welcome to the future. Well, it looks like the future… Surrounded by smart phones and tablets, reading devices and new computer games, this new invention will revolutionize the technology world. Want to know ...
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