Did you know that only about 5% of Chinese people speak English? That means knowing essential Chinese phrases is important when traveling to China, Taiwan, or even parts of Singapore. When I first traveled to China, I quickly realized how much of a difference knowing just the basic Chinese phrases

New Year’s Eve is one of the biggest celebrations of the year in Russia. It’s a time for family, good food, and wholesome traditions that bring people together. I’ve always been curious about Russian culture, and learning about their New Year’s traditions has been one of

2025 is here, and it's time to stop playing around with your language learning goals. No more random "study" sessions or promising yourself you'll "start tomorrow" – this is your year to actually become the confident speaker you've always wanted to

You know those end-of-the-world movies where everything's going wrong? Zombies in New York, aliens in London, and somehow there's always that one character who pipes up, "We should head to New Zealand - it's safe there!" And honestly, they're not

As A Filipino, I know for a fact that New Year in the Philippines hits differently. It's loud with all back-to-back karaoke sessions, it's fun, and yes, you'll definitely see exactly 12 types of round fruits on the table. So if you're

Imagine learning a new language by just watching Disney Pixar Shorts! How cool is that? Pixar shorts are not just fun to watch; they're also immersive materials for learning languages. With Lingopie’s special features for Disney+ content, you can enjoy Disney Pixar Shorts while practicing a foreign

New Year's Eve is a celebration that brings us together, regardless of where we are in the world. However, the way we say phrases like "Happy New Year" and the traditions surrounding the holiday differ significantly between cultures. If you're planning to ring in

There’s something magical about the holiday season in the Netherlands. Four years ago, I moved to Germany, and one of my favorite things about living here is how close I am to the Netherlands. In just an hour and a half by car, I can be soaking up the

Ever feel like modern slang hits differently? While Gen Alpha slang like "sus" and "no cap" have their moment, there's something undeniably charming about the forgotten English vocabulary of the 1920s. After all, this wasn't just any decade – it was the era