Headed to Munich to celebrate Oktoberfest? No matter where you’re headed in Germany or when you get there, if Sprechen Sie Englisch? (Do you speak English?) fails, keep the following expressions in your pocket and - with some pointing and hand … Continue reading
August is the month when most of Europe takes a break from the hustle and bustle of their daily routine and retreats to the country and beaches. Where do Europeans go on vacation? We sorted through the most popular destinations … Continue reading
Planning your summer travels? No matter where you’re headed abroad, you’ll need some tips on communication with the locals. Look no further than Living Language when visiting a country where they speak a language other than English. Each month, we’ll … Continue reading
We’re excited to announce the release of a very unique Living Language course: Living Language Passport Hawaiian is now available! The course was written by Oahu native Ākeamakamae Kiyuna, a linguist and expert in Hawaiian language who currently teaches at the University … Continue reading
Today, we’re revisiting a post written by our e-Tutor Helga about one of the sweetest (pun intended) back-to-school traditions around the globe: die Schultüte in Germany. It’s that time of year. This week school starts pretty much everywhere – including Germany. … Continue reading
At the end of this month, we’re releasing Passport Hawaiian, a traveler’s introduction to the Hawaiian language. While the official languages of the state of Hawaiʻi are both English and Hawaiian, many visitors will report not hearing more than a sprinkling of Hawaiian … Continue reading
A stay in France would not be complete without the experience of un marché (farmers’ market). Despite the ever-growing presence of supermarchés (m.)(supermarkets), faire le marché (going to the farmers’ market; lit. do the market) remains an important way of shopping for food, especially produits frais (fresh … Continue reading