Babbel Magazine

In this episode, Karina’s trip to a wildlife refuge in the Amazon turns into a harrowing misadventure.

When job descriptions like “fireman” or “chairman” are the norm, these words inherently suggest that these roles are geared towards men — not women or gender non-conforming people.

Is someone’s accent sounding a little off to you? They might be using one of these.

We’re surrounded by words and phrases that have been copyrighted, from company names to catchphrases. But what does it mean to actually own a piece of language?

Want to take on a new challenge? These 6 languages are the most difficult for English speakers to learn.

Whether Francophone influencers or straightforward vocabulary lessons are more your truc, add any one of these accounts to get more Gallic grammar going in 2021.

Your language teacher probably meant well. They also probably lied to you a little.

In this episode of our beginner Spanish podcast, Tomás and his friends are desperate to raise money for a school trip.

Official stats show that around 35 percent of the population, or 1.3 million residents, now have foreign roots. Could Berlin be on its way to becoming an officially bilingual city?

Hygge is often a family affair.

We promise this isn’t too tricky.

It’s time for a refresher on the difference between adjectives and adverbs.

The Russian language is kind of a big deal in the global scene — statistically speaking. Here’s a numerical case for why you might want to put some Russki in your back pocket.

“Northern Sámi is, in fact, a living language, spoken by regular people like myself and my family at home. And as long as it’s being spoken, it can never be dying.”

When ‘best’ isn’t always best.