Learning a new word or phrase every day is a great way to build your vocabulary step by step. That’s why we share words and phrases in several languages so that you can learn continuously. Whether you’re learning French, … Continue reading
Learning a new word or phrase every day is a great way to build your vocabulary step by step. That’s why we share words and phrases in several languages so that you can learn continuously. Whether you’re learning French, German, … Continue reading
Learning a new word or phrase every day is a great way to build your vocabulary step by step. That’s why we share words and phrases in several languages so that you can learn continuously. Whether you’re learning French, German, … Continue reading
This sweet Spanish treat, churros and sweet hot chocolate for dipping, brings me back childhood memories of Sunday afternoons spent at La Churrería. Some like it for breakfast, and let’s be honest is not the healthiest meal, but neither … Continue reading
In certain cultures, the summer solstice, or midsummer, is met with specific rituals. We asked our tutors and other language experts to share some of the summer and midsummer traditions from their cultures. Ireland “Traditionally in Ireland, St. John’s Eve (Oíche … Continue reading
Learning a new word or phrase every day is a great way to build your vocabulary step by step. That’s why we share words and phrases in several languages so that you can learn continuously. Whether you’re learning Hebrew, Korean, … Continue reading
How well do you know your national flags? Below, we’ll show you ten flags; you guess the country they each belong to. As an extra hint, we’ll give you the official language too. 1. One of the official … Continue reading
Learning a new word or phrase every day is a great way to build your vocabulary step by step. That’s why we share words and phrases in several languages so that you can learn continuously. Whether you’re learning French, German, … Continue reading
Several languages mark for gender, meaning the language distinguishes the gender of nouns and their corresponding adjectives. This doesn’t mean an object is inherently male or female, but that the word itself is. About 25% of languages use grammartical gender; … Continue reading
Today is Donut Day! Celebrate with a dozen of your favorites: custard filled, glazed, maybe even an apple fritter? We know donuts to be an American breakfast staple, but what about around the world? This article from Delish took a … Continue reading