When I first decided to learn Japanese, I felt lost. Where should I start? What should I learn first? It was overwhelming. But then I stumbled upon a simple yet powerful starting point: the days of the week. I know it sounds basic, but mastering these seven words became my

I still remember the day I decided to learn Italian. Excitement coursed through my veins, quickly followed by a wave of anxiety. Where on earth do I start? The lists of conjugations, tenses, and vocabulary seemed endless. But here's a secret I wish someone had told me then:

Did you know that an entire nation dedicates a day to celebrating its alphabet? South Korea commemorates Hangeul Day each year on October 9th, honoring the unique script of the Korean language, known as Hangeul. In this post, we'll explore the rich history of Hangeul, its significant impact

I've got a confession: I’m a total Disney nerd. There’s just something about that magical moment when the Disney castle appears on screen that just gets me every time. So when I was struggling to learn Spanish a few years back, I had this wild idea

Ever wondered how to say good morning in Korean and whether it's even a common greeting? Unlike in English, where good morning is used daily, Koreans greet each other a little differently. As someone who’s been learning Korean for a while, I quickly discovered that while 좋은

Believe it or not, horror parodies can be just as thrilling as they are funny. Horror movies grip us with fear, but when mixed with humor, they become something entirely different—hilarious and oddly comforting. I’ve spent countless movie nights balancing the thrill of jump scares with the comedic

Halloween is just around the corner, and if you're looking for something different this year, why not combine your love for spooky entertainment with language learning? This year, Lingopie is serving up a deliciously dark platter of German short films that'll send shivers down your spine

Have you ever watched German horror movies? I stumbled into this unique corner of film one chilly evening with a classic: Nosferatu. That old, silent film was so different and eerie that it hooked me right away. Since then, I’ve been exploring more of what German horror has to

Have you ever thought about how much of who you are today is because of a teacher? For me, it's personal. During my journey to learn new languages, it wasn't just textbooks or apps that got me through—it was the teachers who stood beside me.