Guide2Fluency is a language resource organization operated by a coalition of friends and colleagues. After recognizing our group’s language expertise and the value we could offer readers, we decided to launch Guide2Fluency in an effort to help others achieve their goal of learning a second (or sometimes fifth!) language. Our goal is to provide informative and helpful editorial content to help our audience find an easier and more enjoyable path to language fluency.

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A wealth of trustworthy information, Guide2Fluency answers the most common questions related to language learning. This not only includes insights and tips about how to learn more effectively and set yourself up for success, but also includes product-specific coverage related to language learning apps and online language classes.

While other language websites provide only surface level information, we get into the nitty gritty of language learning issues and provide actionable tips and deep analysis to help you learn more efficiently and effectively. This is what truly separates Guide2Fluency from others, and makes us the most authoritative and trustworthy source for language learning information on the internet.

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The path to becoming fluent in a new language is not easy, especially as an adult. We strive to make the process easier to navigate with a clear roadmap for our readers.

The Team

Lara DerManuelian
Lara DerManuelian
Lara DerManuelian is a seasoned educator with over 10 years teaching experience at the elementary, middle and high school levels. Over her career, she frequently tutored students on the SAT and ACT, and has helped numerous pupils achieve top scores. Lara speaks three languages fluently and received her BA from the University of California at Berkeley.
Rosa Roubinian
Rosa Roubinian, M.Ed.

Rosa Roubinian, M.Ed. is our resident linguist and language learning specialist, with over 25 years expertise teaching Spanish. Born in Mexico City, Rosa is fluent in five languages (English, Armenian, French, Italian, and Spanish). She holds a BA from the University of California at Berkeley and Masters Degrees in Education and Latin American Literature from San Francisco State University.