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Medical English for Working Professionals: Roots, a Learning Path, and Listening Resources
Medical terminology is built from about twenty Latin and Greek roots. Includes a three-stage path for working professionals and medical listening resources with transcripts.
Accounting English: Vocabulary, Study Roadmap, and Self-Study Resources
Accounting vocabulary by topic, easily confused word pairs, a three-stage roadmap for working professionals, and four self-study resources with transcripts for dictation practice.
Logistics English: Vocabulary, Listening Skills, and a Self-Study Path
Logistics vocabulary grouped by real job functions, how to train your ear for abbreviations on calls, plus a three-stage self-study path and resources from people in the industry.
Business English: Vocabulary, a Three-Stage Roadmap, and Self-Study Resources
Business English vocabulary organized by work situation, a three-stage roadmap from contracts to the negotiation table, and self-study resources worth using.
English for Specific Purposes: Vocabulary for 12 Industries and How to Build Your Own Career Roadmap
A definition of English for Specific Purposes, core vocabulary for 12 common industries, and a three-stage formula for building your own roadmap plus how to find learning resources for your field.
How to Read English Words: Guess Pronunciation from Spelling
English spelling isn't uniform, but it's not a lottery either. Rules for guessing how to read an unfamiliar word from its spelling, with IPA, real examples, and where the rules break down.
The English Alphabet: 26 Letters, How to Say Each One, and How to Spell Things Out on the Phone
Knowing the alphabet from A to Z and knowing how to say each letter's name correctly are two different things — and only the second one saves you when you have to spell out an email over the phone.
IT English: Vocabulary, a Roadmap, and How to Follow Meetings
IT people read English documentation all day, then lose track the moment a standup starts. Vocabulary grouped by job function, a three-stage roadmap, and curated self-study resources.
8 English Dictation Websites & Apps: Which One Fits Your Level?
Most lists just paste a site name with a one-line description. This article spells out who each tool suits, where it falls short, and where you should start based on your current level.
Daily English Listening Practice: A 20-Minute Routine That Actually Sticks
Listening every day and still stuck in place usually isn't because you haven't listened enough — it's because you're listening in a way that doesn't make your brain work. The 20-minute framework below fixes exactly that.
How to Do English Dictation the Right Way, Step by Step
Most people quit not because the method doesn't suit them, but because they drop the last step. Here's the correct process, plus the specific mistakes Vietnamese ears tend to trip over.
Support WELE — Click the Shopee Banner Before You Shop
Support WELE - click WELE's Shopee link before you buy I used to be pretty clueless about affiliate marketing. It was only after our family company opened a shop on Shopee that I came to understand th...
From Zero to an Exciting Comeback: Reclaiming English
"Once scoring less than 20% on even the simplest listening exercises, a Đồng Hành scholarship student kept at it, spending at least 5 minutes a day practicing listening with WELE. Today, that same student can score 70-100% on the very first listen and feels far more confident using English. It's not magic — daily persistence is what made the change happen. Heartfelt stories like this one are what keep WELE motivated to keep spreading the joy of learning English to young people across the country, especially those facing hardship. Thank you for trusting WELE and journeying together toward mastering English! ❤️"
Typing French and German on a QWERTY Keyboard
A French and German typing method for QWERTY keyboards
How to Prepare for TOPIK Listening with Daily Dictation Practice
Prepare for the TOPIK listening section using WELE's dictation method. Get a structured study plan, learn common question types, discover frequently tested vocabulary, and understand why daily transcription practice outperforms traditional test prep.
How to Start Learning Korean with WELE
Discover how to kickstart your Korean learning journey with WELE's dictation method. Learn Hangul basics, understand why dictation is perfect for Korean, and get a concrete plan for your first week of study.
Master Korean Listening: Sound Changes Every Learner Must Know
Korean pronunciation rules transform how words actually sound versus how they are written. Learn the five essential sound change rules — liaison, nasalization, aspiration, tensification, and palatalization — and how to use WELE dictation to master them.
Top 7 Mistakes English Speakers Make Learning Korean
Avoid the most common pitfalls English speakers face when learning Korean. From ignoring speech levels to giving up too early, learn how to sidestep these mistakes and accelerate your progress with WELE.
Understanding Korean Culture Through Language
Explore how Korean language reveals deep cultural values like honorifics, nunchi (social awareness), jeong (deep bonds), and workplace hierarchies. Understanding these concepts transforms your language learning into genuine cultural fluency.
How to Create and Run a WELE Course
WELE Course is a new feature of WELE that excellently solves the problem of managing content and classes, while also enabling the creation of advanced features that WELE Class did not previously have,...