What is International Mother Language Day?  Why is February 21st special to language learners?

Links: 
United Nations page on Mother Language Day: https://www.un.org/en/observances/mother-language-day

Nativlang video about what makes English special: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQEzTcLH27U

Young creator Santos Tuz teaches Yucatec Mayan online.  It is the OG language of Tulum and Cancún (video in Spanish and Mayan): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwSt5Et19ZU

International Mother Language Day (Episode 10)

DESCARTABLE

ERMITAÑO

A totally sober, surgical look at a linguistic book.  No Tangents, of course. 

Just kidding.  In this episode, we look at Esperanto, universal languages, and unfinished construction projects.   Your host today is Professor H*mr*.  Several furry rascals were apprehended while surfing down I-75  atop the letter M.

The Bridge Tongues: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yP1UjCb0J1g

Your Esperanto Lesson for today: 1 2 3 4= unu, du, tri, kvar.  Thanks for listening to Episode Kvar :)

Episode 4: In which your host, Founder's IPA in hand, sips deep of a new book.

''The Story of English'' by Phillip Gooden.  Universal Language (Episode 4/kvar, Drunk on Language)

In this episode of How I Learned English, we sat down with Carlos, an educator and singer from Veracruz, Mexico.  He explains his own unique philosophy on learning, focused on enjoyment of the process; he learned with Zelda and other video games.  His enthusiasm is simply infectious.  

Carlos is a bilingual Spanish teacher, who tutors on the Italki platform: https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/6521812

How I Learned English in Mexico, featuring educator Carlos (Episode 17)

Here in the finale of Season 1 of the Aandigo podcast, we include advice for tips on learning languages, travel English , and surviving business English situations.  

Thanks all for listening to the Aandigo Podcast!  Season 2 will debut later in 2024 on Soundcloud and Spotify.

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/aandigo
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/31ZaWSLrTrJv7qmMMfkjHu

The best of Season One (Episode 21, Season One finale)

There are only 3 ways to grow your creator business:
Get more views (traffic)

1. Turn more viewers into customers (conversion)
2. Get customers to spend more (product/offer)
3. The hard part? Knowing what to fix right now.

Here’s a simple guide:

1. Optimize TRAFFIC first if:
You’re not getting top views in your niche
You haven’t fully committed to a YouTube strategy

2. Build a PRODUCT if:
You’ve got significant traffic but nothing to sell
You’ve maxed out short-term growth tactics

3. Optimize CONVERSION if:
You have solid traffic and a product that people actually want
But you don’t have proper sales systems in place


195. Simple Framework for Growing your Creator Business

Fall Out Boy Drunk History - Brendon Urie

Punisher

Chinese Satellite

Halloween

Today we’re talking to Paul Jorgenson, founder, and creator of Langfocus, a YouTube Channel with over one million subscribers. 

Langfocus isn’t about just one language. It’s not a polyglot channel either. Instead, Langfocus videos are about the history, culture, spread, and linguistics of the world’s many languages.

In this interview, you’ll learn:
- Paul’s story
- How and why he began Langfocus
- How much work it takes to make a documentary-style video
- Valuable lessons YouTube lessons learned 
- Paul’s number one YouTube fear
- How to deal with haters
- Monetising with Patreon
- The importance of building your email list
- Paul’s best tips for other Langpreneurs

For the full article go to:
https://langpreneur.com/langfocus/

Join Langpreneur Accelerator (Group coaching)
https://langpreneur.com/accelerator

Learn more about our Langpreneur 1:1 coaching program:
https://langpreneur.com/coaching

Learn to build your own successful online language business
https://langpreneur.com/lbb

Join our annual Mastermind Retreat with other like-minded entrepreneurs:
https://langpreneur.com/mastermind

41. The Right Mindset for Building a Massive Audience on YouTube with Paul Jorgensen of Langfocus

Creatividad

We have fun with language here.  If you accidentally learn something, we're sorry.

My influences and inspirations include: Nativlang, Drunk History, Langfocus, Game of Thrones Abridged, My Drunk Kitchen, and Mextalki.
The men in my life: Jim Beam, Jack Daniel, Jose Cuervo, the Kunstmanns, Captain Morgan, Mike and his ''Hard Lemonade''.      

And Brendon Urie.