How to Learn a Third Language (and When to Start)
Learn when to start a third language, keep an earlier language active, handle mix-ups and build a realistic practice plan for both.
Learn when to start a third language, keep an earlier language active, handle mix-ups and build a realistic practice plan for both.
Ekaterina Matveeva explores why you may feel different in another language, and how culture, context and learning history shape self-expression.
Stuck at a language-learning plateau? Diagnose nine common problems and try focused ways to build vocabulary, speaking range and accuracy.
Intrepid Guide Michelle Frolla shares how to have better travel experiences by learning the local language(s).
Looking for another word for beautiful? There’s definitely no shortage of words for “beautiful” in these 14 different languages from around the world.
I’m American. My roots are far reaching throughout Europe, but any familiarity with the culture was lost quickly after my grandparents’ arrival.
Language lover James Corl attended his first language conference at the age of 14. Here are his reasons that you should attend one too.
From mild to filthy: 77 bad words, curse words and insults across 7 languages, from English to Italian and German. NSFW, and never in the textbooks.
What cute nickname will you call your lover? “Half an orange” (Spanish), “my little cabbage” (French), “meatball” (Italian), “mousebear” (German) or “jjing-jjingi” (Korean)?
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