English

What’s a dog day, anyway?

You can’t win ’em all.

Zoomers speak the same language as the rest of us. Don’t they?

Should you ever find yourself in a courtroom, these words and phrases might be useful.

Yes, it’s a bit morbid to see them all together like this.

It’s not all ‘brekkie’ and ‘barbie.’ To speak like a true Australian, you have to learn to stop being such a wanker first.

There’s a difference between being “interesting” and “interested.”

Like any other group united by a common purpose, runners have created their own language to talk about what they do.

Folk etymologies are fun to read about, but sometimes the true stories are even stranger.

You didn’t think everyone in Britain spoke the same way, did you?

What does a British accent sound like? It depends who you’re asking and where you are in the British Isles.

Clueless about tennis and keen not to let anyone find out? Here’s you’ll find the most common tennis terms from ace to smash.