Just like with any other long-term goal, there are many roadblocks for language learning. The process to learn a new language is quite the roller coaster, quickly alternating between thrilling sections and difficult climbs. So how easy is it to learn a language? A lot of this will depend on

One of the fun things about learning another language is the way it forces you to look at things differently. This is particularly true if you’re an English speaker learning Spanish. Just because you memorize a bunch of vocabulary and grammar doesn’t necessarily mean you can speak the

TL;DR: Does your voice change when you switch languages? You're not alone. Learning a new language forces you to account for differences in etiquette, produce unfamiliar sounds, and even question your confidence. All these factors can affect your voice! I grew up in a bicultural home, where switching from

On Monday, 21st of June, we all need to greet the day with a special sun salute: International Yoga Day is here! Yoga is one of the world’s most widespread Indian practices. Its combination of spirituality, athleticism and relaxation make it ideal for anyone interested in holistic health. Ever

Need more context? Check out our full transcripts and get more info at a glance As of Sunday, 18th of June 2021, all shows featured at Lingopie will now include a live transcript. This will allow learners to see the original script of whichever show they are watching and predict

If you ask most language-teaching gurus online, there’s a good chance that they would describe language learning as a long-term and arduous commitment. This is largely true: at some point of the journey, you will need to memorize a couple thousand words, be able to recall them immediately, and

Summer 2021 is already shaping up to be as The One in Which We Return to Society: from trial concerts to parties like it’s the end of Prohibition. However, for some of us, the jump back into the social arena must still hold off a little – either because of

In Latin America, it is widely believed that all children are born balancing an imaginary football on top of their feet. If you ever land in Lima, the capital of Peru, and notice national flags everywhere, it’s more likely linked to a football game, rather than Independence Day. We

Flashcards are one of the most popular study techniques for med students, future lawyers studying for the bar – and our favorite demographic, language learners. They predate oddly-intrusive language games, hypnosis, and night-long Red-Bull-fueled study marathons.  Their popularity and simplicity has turned into somewhat of a curse: it’s hard not