WhatsApp is one of the most popular apps in Germany. More than eighty percent of Germans use it – and thank goodness. If they didn’t, how else could they meme? …
“En Avril, Ne Te Découvre Pas D’Un Fil.“ Literally translated as, “In April, don’t remove a thread (of clothing).” Have you heard this popular French proverb? A possible equivalent in …
Are you a big fan of music by American singers? Do you watch a lot of Hollywood movies? If so, the best ways to learn American English are right in …
Make life easy and ease into Spanish by challenging yourself to sit back, relax, and listen to… audio books! (audiolibros) Audio books can help you learn Spanish by improving your …
Writing in Chinese by hand is losing its popularity year by year. Thanks to technology, many different writing methods have been created and make it possible to write thousands of …
Literally translated as “harmonious food” in English, Japanese food (otherwise known as washoku or 和食) has long been appreciated for its gorgeous layout, emphasis on creating “well-balanced meals”, and use …
French is one of the most widely taught and spoken languages on earth. There are officially 21 French speaking countries across the globe, the mother tongue of 77 million people, …
Did you know that Germany was one of the very first markets that Netflix expanded into? That’s because Germans love movies, and they’re good at making them. (They like watching …
‘YouTube creator’ is a new career that has emerged in recent years with the rise of social media. It has been a very popular form of online entertainment in Korea, …
Whether we can call them typos or learning errors, the clash of your versus you’re in the English language seems to be never-ending. For English learners around the world (you …
