“Yes” in French is oui. And if you’re learning French and want to sound like a native speaker, there are so many more ways to say “yes” in French. Think about how often you say “yes” in English, and how often you replace it with other words like “yep”, “yeah”, “okay”, “sure thing”, “of course” […]
MOREIs Babbel Any Good for Language Learners? I Speak 4 Languages Fluently, Here’s What I Think [Babbel Review]
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What did I think of Babbel, as someone who speaks four languages fluently? It helped me improve my pronunciation and understanding of grammar. While it has some flaws, the good outweighs the bad. I recommend it as a good use of time for the language learners it targets. Are you ready for a Babbel review? […]
MORE“Merry Christmas” in Italian – How Italians Celebrate a “Buon Natale” [In-depth Guide]
Looking for a guide to a Merry Christmas in Italian? Lucky you, you’ve found it! If you’re in a hurry and need to know how to say “Merry Christmas” in Italian, let me help you right away it’s: “Buon Natale”. But if you’ve got some free time and love the end of year holidays… Keep […]
MORE“Merry Christmas” in French – How to Have a “Joyeux Noël” [In-Depth Guide]
Wondering how to say “Merry Christmas” in French? Here’s the quick answer: it’s Joyeux Noël! Not enough for you? I agree! Twinkling lights, jolly songs, and delicious food: the end-of-year holidays are upon us! If you’re here, there’s a good chance that you’re a Christmas fan. Well, me too! And I’m also French, so I […]
MORE10 Ways to Say “Goodbye” in French
Here is a quick list of common ways to say “goodbye” in French: au revoir – “goodbye” salut – “bye” à bientôt – “see you soon” à demain – “see you tomorrow” adieu – “farewell” au revoir, mon ami – “goodbye, my friend” If you’re not in a rush and you’re asking yourself one of […]
MORE27 Ways to Say “Thank You” in Italian
What is “thank you” in Italian? Let me help you right away if you’re looking for the short answer: “Thank you” in Italian is grazie. Feel like this isn’t enough? You should scroll down and read the whole article if you’d like to know: The difference between grazie and grazia in Italian, and why they […]
MOREHow to Say “Sleep” in Spanish
There are two main words for sleep in Spanish: Sueño is the noun for “sleep” in Spanish. Dormir is the verb “to sleep” in Spanish. So: “I like sleep” in Spanish is me gusta el sueño. “I like to sleep” in Spanish is me gusta dormir. It’s also worth knowing that the word for “nap” […]
MORE37 Italian Sayings that Italians Really Use
Every language has its own turns of phrase and quirky sayings, and we Italians are fond of our many aforismi e proverbi (“aphorisms and proverbs”). Italian sayings communicate a message with wisdom and humor, two appreciated traits in the Italian culture. That’s why one thing you should focus on when learning Italian is Italian sayings. […]
MOREItalian Uncovered Review — What’s the “Secret Ingredient” of this Italian Course?
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Looking for an Italian Uncovered review? You’re in the right place! First, let me tell you, starting to learn a language is no piece of cake. I discovered that when I had to learn English at the age of 13, as a native Italian speaker. If you’re here, you probably want to do the inverse […]
MORE500 Core Italian Words for Everyday Conversations (Top 500 Most Used Italian Words)
What if you could understand Italian conversations by only learning 500 of the most used Italian words? The Italian language is made up of hundreds of thousands of words — while it is hard to pin down a specific number, some linguists have estimated it to be between 160,000 and 260,000! For us Italian learners, […]
MORE65+ Ways to Say “Goodbye” in Spanish
How exactly do you say “goodbye” in Spanish? Is it okay to say adiós? Does hasta la vista, baby work? Answers to all those questions coming up… If you’re planning on travelling to a Spanish-speaking region or having interactions in Spanish, one of the first things you need to learn is how to say “goodbye” […]
MOREHow I Learned Fluent Spanish and English the Hard Way (It’s Also the Best Way!)
I was standing in the middle of the classroom, gaping for words as my palms turned clammy, while thirty foreign students of my age intently looked at me. I was so panicked that my brain had shut down, leaving only one scene on repeat in my mind: I was crying very hard, that day during […]
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