David Datny

At first glance, English and Spanish might seem like they have a lot in common—especially since both borrow words from Latin and are spoken widely around the world. But the differences quickly stand out once you start learning one after knowing the other. F Even something as simple as

Ah, Saturday mornings spent in front of the TV watching cartoons with a bowl of cereal were the best, weren’t they? What if we told you that you can make cartoons part of your routine again AND learn Spanish while you’re at it? That’s right, we have

French and Spanish are two of the most popular second languages for English speakers to learn. If you’re trying to choose between the two, you might be wondering what is easier to learn, French or Spanish?

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

What do countries as far apart as Brazil and Portugal have in common? The language! With a population of over 211 million, Brazil is the largest Portuguese-speaking country in the world. Portugal is much smaller, with a population of just over 10 million, but it still comes in 3rd on