Watch out for these common mistakes in Chinese! In this blog post, we also covered how to avoid or correct these mistakes for all learners!

Few European countries saw as much political turmoil and change in the 20th century as Germany. One of the aftereffects of this is an extraordinary cultural output. Of course, keeping track of everything that's shaped and reshaped German history over the last century or so can be tricky

From Hermione Granger to James Bond, we listed 29 of our favorite fictional characters who speak another language in this blog post!

Feeling stuck in your Korean language learning journey? You're not alone. But no worries! There are effective strategies to break through that barrier. By the end, you'll have practical tips to accelerate your journey to intermediate proficiency. Whether aiming for exams or deepening cultural engagement, this

Can you learn Spanish by watching TV? If the idea of mastering a completely new language while enraptured in a murder plot feels too good to be true, then worry not: turns out linguistic research is completely on board with fun alternatives to grammar drills. So before you google which

Ever wondered how people say bless you in different languages? Read this blog post to learn how to say bless you in 75 different languages!

French, known for its elegance and richness, can be learned through various mediums, and one engaging way is through watching French cartoons. From whimsical adventures to heartwarming tales, French kids' cartoons offer a plethora of opportunities to immerse yourself in the French language while enjoying captivating stories. Read on

When it comes to learning a new language, we've all been told to stick to the classics: vocab lists, grammar drills, and structured lessons. But let's face it – they can be a bit dry and uninspiring. That's where unconventional language learning tricks come in.

As a language learner, you know the frustrations well - not enough real practice opportunities, being limited to boring textbooks, and the awkwardness of trying to converse with native speakers. Like many others, you've probably wished you had an infinitely patient tutor to explain complex grammar, drill vocabulary