TV Shows & Movies

With The Conjuring: Last Rites hitting theaters in 2025, horror fans are already counting down the days until they can get their next proper scare. But what if you’re craving something terrifying right now? Well, why not combine your love for spine-tingling stories with learning a new language? Foreign

Most of us have experienced that moment when we hear a beautiful song in a foreign language or get completely hooked on a movie and think, "I need to learn this language." If Chinese grabbed your attention this way, then Taiwanese dramas on Netflix might just be your

Learning Greek can be pretty tough, especially if it doesn’t share roots with your native language. I personally fell head over heels for Greek mythology back in high school, and once you throw in Greece’s stunning scenery and fascinating history, well, I was hooked. Over time, I realised

Choosing the right TV series and movies can make a huge difference when you are learning English. Real shows and films expose you to everyday conversations, natural pronunciation, and cultural references that you just cannot get from a textbook. Whether you want to pick up modern slang, understand regional dialects,

My little soda pop... (shoulder dancing) If you're like me, the Saja Boys have probably already stolen your soul just from looping the soundtrack. But behind the dazzling animation, jaw-dropping action, and K-pop perfection, K-pop Demon Hunters holds something even deeper: a rich tapestry of Korean culture, tradition,

The final season is almost here, and it's going to be brutal.

Whether it's 28 years later or 280 years later, humans will still be talking. And now you know what they'll probably be saying.

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.

Every June, New York City transforms into a cinematic playground when the Tribeca Film Festival takes over downtown Manhattan. This year's festival, running from June 4-15, brings together international films that'll make you laugh, cry, and maybe even inspire you to pick up a new language.