Binge your way to Fluency

As language learners, I think we've all reached a point where studying feels like a slow and repetitive grind. However, over time, I have realized that the process becomes completely different if we combine language practice with something we truly enjoy. That's where films come in. But it can't be

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

Have you ever wondered how people in Japan celebrate Christmas or how to say Merry Christmas In Japanese? While Christmas isn’t as big a holiday in Japan as it is in other countries, they still have some fun traditions. In this article, you will learn how to say Merry

Remember those nights spent huddled around the TV with family, waiting for the next episode of our favorite show? For many of us, those were the days when TV wasn’t just a screen—it was a part of our routine, our conversations, and even our memories. Growing up as

If you are Learning Spanish and take a quick look at any list of locations around Mexico you’ll immediately notice a pattern: places like Tlatelolco and Chihuaha are not Spanish at all – they come from Nahuatl, the language of the ancient Aztecs. Clearly, we were all speaking something else

Did you know that as of 2024, Spanish remains to be the 4th most spoken language in the world? That’s right, there are an estimated 572 million people speaking Spanish in different countries scattered across the globe (if that’s not a good enough reason to learn Spanish, what