Reviews

If you’re reading this, there’s a 90% chance you already have playlists for every mood. Maybe you’ve got one for your morning jogs, long drives, or lazy Sundays. I know because I'm exactly like you. This is why I want to ask you: Have you

Drowning in language apps lately? Honestly, it feels like every week there’s a shiny new AI-powered language-learning tool to make you fluent in 30 days or teach you 60+ languages with some “groundbreaking” tech. While it sounds good on paper, the truth is that most of them dish up

Lazily scrolling through job listings on a Sunday afternoon, I discovered that every other high-paying position in my industry seemed to scream 'Spanish speakers wanted!' in bold letters. As a Filipino, I'd always felt a kinship with Spanish – our languages share quite a few words. But

Every language app out there sells the same seductive dream: download this shiny thing, follow our “proven” method, and you’ll be chatting like a local in record time. But let’s be real...the industry is saturated with overhyped promises. All those months of daily practice, fancy streaks, and

Remember when learning a new language meant staring at textbooks until your eyes crossed? Those days are long gone. Now, thanks to clever browser extensions, you can learn while watching Netflix and other streaming services, enjoying your favorite shows and videos online. If you've been exploring ways to

Here's the deal: I'm Filipino, I've got a shot at Spanish residency, and my Spanish is... well, let's just say it needs work. Big time. Sure, I've got a smattering of Spanish words in my native tongue (thanks, colonial history)

I've been binge-watching "Emily in Paris" like it's my job (don't judge), and somewhere between Emily's cringeworthy French faux pas and her inexplicable fashion choices, I had this wild idea: why not dust off my own French skills? Full disclosure:

So there I was, staring at my computer screen in disbelief. I'd just gotten the email confirming my acceptance to teach in Japan, and suddenly it hit me – I barely knew any Japanese. Sure, I could belt out a few phrases I'd picked up from years