Whether you call it the bathroom, restroom, toilet or loo, here’s how to find relief in 10 different languages.

When your mother tongue is English, grammatical gender can be one of the toughest challenges in a new language.

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So you’re in a foreign country, and you barely know how to introduce yourself. What now?

We spoke with Lexicon Valley host John McWhorter about grammar snobs, where linguistic prejudices really come from, and other language myths that just won’t die.

Most people are familiar with “bonjour” as the classic French greeting, but did you know that there are a multitude of other ways to say hello in French, and that they vary by region?

Instead of shying away from failure, here’s why you should embrace those mistakes.

In this Q&A with communication educator Katherine Hampsten, we arrive at some essential advice for understanding others in the digital age.

Here’s your guide to which scales and exams you should use to express how fluent you are in a second language, and why it even matters.

The stuff you learned in high-school French class might be gone, but it’s not entirely forgotten. Here’s how to refresh your memory.

Whether you’re learning English as a second language or struggling to nail your French accent, there’s a wrong way to approach pronunciation, and it might be tripping you up.

Is it the decline of civilization, or is it the natural progression of linguistic drift? Here, we examine our generational differences, which can teach us a lot about how language changes over time.