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The 111 Most Common Spanish Words For Everyday Use

You can understand about 50% of Spanish by learning only 100 Spanish words. It’s true! And here’s how it works…

written by Caitlin Sacasas

Japan has a love for all things spooky, creepy, haunting, and ghost-like. Are you ready to learn about the many words for “ghost” in Japanese?

written by Caitlin Sacasas

Wondering what dialect of Spanish you should learn and what’s most spoken? Here’s your introductory guide to Spanish-speaking countries.

written by Kelsey Lechner

The Bengalis are one of the largest ethnic groups in South Asia and also in the world. So who are the Bengali people and where are they from?

written by Caitlin Sacasas

Everyone needs to know how to talk about time, and Korean time is no different. Learn all the basics in this article.

written by Caitlin Sacasas

Looking to travel to Japan? There’s a lot to plan out. We’re here to share some great tips, travel hacks, and ways to save money on your trip.

written by Matt Anderson

In this article, Matt gives you the names of the most common vegetables in Mandarin and tells you a little about their usage in Chinese cuisine.

written by Benny Lewis

Thanks to my interpretation of the 80/20 rule, also known as the Pareto principle, I can speak languages shortly after arriving in a country.

written by Benny Lewis

To prepare for the French fluency test (C1 on the CEFR scale, for those of you who are familiar with the system) I prepared my own mock exam.

written by Benny Lewis

Saying “I love you” in Spanish depends on the context, situation and what or who you’re talking about. Do you know how to say it?