Jonathan Del Prado

You might think saying yes in French is simple — just learn oui and you’re done. But listen to a real French conversation, and you’ll hear a dozen ways to agree, depending on how polite, casual, or excited someone feels. In this guide, I'll share every way

Writing the date in Chinese looks tricky until you realize it follows a simple, logical pattern. You won’t deal with weird abbreviations or inconsistent rules like in English. Once you get the hang of it, it’s easy to read or say any date in Chinese—whether you’re

Want to start speaking Polish right away? Learning a few basic phrases is the fastest way to do it. You don't need perfect grammar or a huge vocabulary—just these essential expressions will help you order food, ask for directions, and chat with locals. In this post, you’

Everyone wants to speak Korean these days. Maybe it’s the K-dramas, maybe it’s the music, or maybe it’s that moment when you realize you’ve picked up words like annyeong or saranghae without ever opening a textbook. But turning that curiosity into real speaking ability takes more

Dia de los Muertos is coming up fast, and if your TikTok feed’s been full of marigolds, sugar skulls, and colorful face paint lately, that’s why. Every year around this time, people across Mexico and other Spanish-speaking countries start preparing altars, decorating cemeteries, and celebrating loved ones who’

If you’ve watched Fight For My Way or School 2017, you’ve probably seen those moments where characters suddenly switch into their cute mode — tilting their heads, puffing their cheeks, or using a high-pitched voice to melt hearts (and sometimes to get their way). That’s what we call

When most people think of Mandarin Chinese, they picture a single, uniform way of speaking. In reality, Mandarin is spoken by over a billion people across different countries and communities, which means it naturally comes with a wide range of accents. In this post, I’ll walk you through five

French is everywhere. In movies, fashion, food, and now, in classrooms across the world. Everyone wants to sound a little more Parisian. However, did you know that there isn’t just one kind of French? In fact, the French spoken in Brussels or Liège doesn’t sound the same as

Portuguese sits among the top ten most spoken languages worldwide, yet a lot of learners give up halfway. The reason? They assume it’s hard. The accent, the grammar, the two versions (Brazilian and European) can feel overwhelming at first. So they start wondering: how long does it actually take