How to Give a Toast in (Almost) Any Language
Every country has its own drinking traditions. Now you'll be able to say "cheers" everywhere you go. But beware: don't always clink glasses.
Every country has its own drinking traditions. Now you'll be able to say "cheers" everywhere you go. But beware: don't always clink glasses.
Explore 10 German-language films, then use a short scene, German subtitles and two reusable lines for active listening practice.
Use curiosity, clear questions and respectful boundaries to adjust to unfamiliar customs without stereotyping the people you meet.
What is it like to live in Bali? This article describes the style of life, the food, and the crazy traffic rules on this tropical island.
From greetings and gestures to tipping and shoes indoors, here are 23 habits Benny picked up while living abroad, with context for each one.
Explore Benny’s visit to Aswan and his Arabic conversation about Nubian history, culture, displacement and life in southern Egypt.
From the 2013 archive, Benny walks 9 km from the Nile towards the Giza pyramids, practising Arabic and reflecting on safety and sales pressure.
Explore Hiberno-English grammar, phrases and slang, with regional context and clear guidance on habitual “do be”, greetings, teasing and profanity.
Watch Benny use Esperanto during a monastery visit near Xi’an and learn where to find today’s international Esperanto community.
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