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79 English Words That Are Actually Italian
Even if you don’t speak Italian, you know a decent amount of the language.
Jargon Watch: The Language Of Gymnastics
Before it became a startup buzzword, ‘pivot’ was something gymnasts did.
A Guide To The Many, Many Sports Idioms Of English
Even if you’ve spoken English your whole life, you might be surprised by the origins of these phrases.
How To Make A Talking Robot: From Speaking Machines To Voice Assistants
Are Alexa and Siri really all that impressive?
33 American Movies With Hilarious Titles In Other Languages
When film titles get translated into other languages, the results can get downright weird.
Language And Football: How The Beautiful Game Became Multilingual, And How The Players Cope
Football teams feature a wonderfully diverse array of players. In this multilingual environment, how do players understand one another?
31 English Words That Are Actually French
It’s estimated that 30 percent of English words come from French, but you probably don’t recognize all of them.
The Buzzy History Of Spelling Bees
Strangely enough, spelling bees weren’t named after the insect.
7 TV Shows To Watch If You’re Learning English
There’s no shortage of English TV shows, but choosing the best one for language learning isn’t easy. Here are some of our favorites.
What Are The 10 Most Spoken Languages In Europe?
Europe is home to hundreds of languages, including some of the most widely spoken languages in the world. But what languages dominate this diverse region? We rank the top 10.
A Simple Guide To The Complex Topic Of Gender-Neutral Pronouns
The singular “they” is now recognized by leading dictionaries and style guides in English. What about in other languages?
52 English Words That Are Actually German
What do “hamburger,” “angst” and “hamster” all have in common?
Real Language Teachers Share Their Favorite Tips For Learning
You heard it straight from the expert’s mouth.
What Are The Differences In Humor Between Spanish And English?
The answer may lay in the relationship between humor, culture and language.