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When you start learning Korean, knowing the stories behind the culture gives you a huge advantage. You’ll suddenly catch all those references in K-dramas that used to confuse you. You'll understand why characters get nervous when they see a nine-tailed fox, or why certain symbols keep showing

Remember when Hollywood seemed to speak just one language? Those days are long gone – and thank goodness for that! As this year's Academy Awards approach, it's refreshing to see more and more Spanish surnames lighting up marquees and grabbing headlines in Tinseltown. In this post, we&

You might already know how to say I love you in Chinese. But have you ever wondered how people express love in German, Swahili, or Korean? Across the globe, those three little words take many different forms, and each version carries its own rhythm, culture, and emotion. In this guide,

Textbooks boring you to tears? Flashcards making you fall asleep? Time to shake up your French learning with something that actually sticks - jokes! In this post, we're sharing 80 hilarious French jokes and puns that'll absolutely boost your vocab while keeping you entertained. Whether you&

It's that time of year again! Regardless of where you are in the world and what season it is there, that joyful Christmas feeling is in the air! Whether you're planning a festive trip, or want to wish your overseas friends a happy holiday season, we&

Santa Claus isn't just racking up air miles during his Christmas Eve journey - he's collecting names like kids collect presents! While English-speaking children write letters to "Santa," little ones across the globe are penning notes to characters that might sound completely different but

Are you counting down the days of your summer vacation in France? Well, if you’re lucky enough to be there on July 14th, get ready for something special! It’s Bastille Day—France’s biggest party of the year. Known as "La Fête Nationale" or simply "

Do you love Japan and its culture? If so, did you know that there is a holiday on November 3rd that celebrates the culture of Japan? In this article, we'll take a look at Bunka no Hi 文化の日 or Culture Day, its origins and activities that Japanese people

Did you know that South Korea dedicates an entire day to celebrating its alphabet? Every year on October 9th, the nation comes together to honor Hangeul Day—a holiday marking the creation of the Korean script by King Sejong the Great and his scholars nearly six centuries ago. In 2026,