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When people talk about learning a language, they far too often focus entirely on the rote memorization of vocabulary or difficulties of grammar. And d

If you go to another country and turn on the radio, you’ll stumble on an English song pretty quickly. Switching positions, your chances of finding for

It might seem too easy to say that watching a movie in your learning language counts as studying, but if you do it the right way it really can help yo

Subscribe to Multilinguish on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher or wherever you listen. If you’ve ever endeavored to learn a langua

If you’re working on your Spanish pronunciation and just can’t seem to get certain sounds to roll off your tongue, it’s probably not

Few words in the English language are as flexible as “dude.” At its simplest, it’s just something to call someone, in the same vein as “person” or “gu

Linguistics is a science, though it’s admittedly not always an exact one. But when it comes to etymology, it helps to be precise. Etymology is t

Your average person might think Norwegian sounds funny, but if you’re reading this now, you probably think that your Norwegian sounds funny. Luc

Cześć! Have you made the brave decision to master the Polish language? Fantastycznie! Tackling this language, although challenging, is a lot of fun an

When you’re an English speaker learning a new language that uses the Latin alphabet, it’s tempting to just skip right past learning the le

We generally only see one side of celebrities: the superficial smiles on the red carpet, or the interviews full of gushing praise about new film proje

How do we save the planet? It’s a question that concerns us all. The World Meteorological Organization has been closely watching climate change

As the world has gotten more and more connected, the need for information to cross linguistic and cultural lines has grown. That means all text and sp

Understanding a written language you’re not very familiar with is hard enough even when it does use the Latin alphabet. When it uses another writing s

You’re in Paris and want to order 53 baguettes when suddenly you realize you don’t know how to say “53.” What a horrible faux pas! You’ll have t