Jonathan Del Prado

Ah, Thanksgiving – that magical time when we stuff ourselves with turkey, dodge awkward family questions, and inevitably end up in a food coma on the couch. But you know what makes those post-feast moments even better? A great movie that everyone can enjoy together! In this post, we've handpicked 8

Want to dive into Portuguese culture while getting into the holiday spirit? There's no better way than cozying up with some Portuguese Christmas films. Whether you're learning the language or simply curious about how Christmas is celebrated in Portuguese-speaking countries, these movies offer the perfect blend of entertainment and cultural

If you're learning Korean and want to dive deeper into the culture (while getting into the holiday spirit), Korean Christmas movies are the perfect way to go. Not only will you pick up some useful everyday Korean slang and phrases, but you'll also get to see how this Western holiday

Spend any time around Italian speakers, and you'll quickly notice how often they use "allora" in their conversations. This common word can mean "then," "so," or "well," or serve as a filler word when gathering thoughts – and it's exactly this flexibility that often confuses Italian language learners trying to master

One thing is clear: Russian Christmas hits differently! Sure, most of us grew up with Santa Claus, but Russians have Ded Moroz (Grandfather Frost) cruising in his Troika sleigh with Snegurochka. For us, these aren't just characters in a story but are a HUGE part of what makes Russian holiday

Think Christmas isn't a big deal in Japan? Think again! While it's not officially a holiday, Japanese folks have totally made Christmas their own thing. You've got to love how they do it - scarfing down KFC chicken (seriously, it's a huge tradition!), hitting up amazing light shows, and turning

The festive season is right around the corner, and while you're decking the halls and planning your holiday feast, why not add a dash of Italian charm to your Christmas celebrations? There's something magical about cozying up with family and watching Christmas movies together – and if those movies happen to

I'll never forget my first night out in Barcelona - there I was, clutching my glass of rioja at a bar, completely freezing up when everyone started their toast. My Spanish friends were raising their glasses with big smiles, and I just stood there awkwardly, wishing I'd learned how to

Let's be honest – there's something special about watching Christmas movies in your PJs with the family. But if you're learning French (or want your kids to pick up some), why not level up your holiday movie night with some French Christmas films? In this post, I've rounded up 6 French