Culture & Fun

When you start learning Polish, it is easy to focus only on words and grammar. But once you visit Poland or meet native speakers, you will quickly notice that there is another layer you were never taught: culture. For instance, certain Polish phrases sound different when used during a family

You've memorized your verb conjugations and can order a café au lait without hesitation, but are you truly ready for France? The truth is, textbooks and language apps only scratch the surface of French culture. If you genuinely want to learn and appreciate the language better, then a

With the live-action How to Train Your Dragon soaring into theaters this June, there's never been a better time to explore Dragonese. In fact, learning this fictional dragon language may actually inspire your journey to learning real languages through platforms like Lingopie, right? I mean, think about it.

Language moves fast, but slang? It sprints. The slang words of 2024 have evolved at breakneck speed, shaped by TikTok trends, gaming culture, and a generation that creates and abandons phrases faster than you can say "that's so last week." So if you're trying

Planning to visit Spain or just want to check out that pop up Spanish resto in your neighborhood? Spanish food is way more diverse than most people think. Sure, everyone knows paella and tapas, but Spain has 17 different regions, each with their own signature dishes and local specialties. This

So you want to know about the longest words in the world? Fair warning: some of these are going to make you question whether they're actually words or just someone having way too much fun with a dictionary. In this post, we'll introduce you to the

With the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 coming to Switzerland this July and major UEFA competitions heating up all year, there's never been a better time to decode the passionate language of European football fans. So to help you join in on the fun, this post will

You know how linguists get excited about the longest word in the world? Well, I got way more excited when my Turkish friends taught me their favorite curse words. Turns out, the most useful vocabulary comes in short, explosive packages that actually help you understand what people are really saying.

Ever watched a British TV show and wondered why someone said "use your loaf" when they clearly meant "use your head"? Well, this is what the British people call as the Cockney rhyming slang. In this post, I'll show you what this British slang