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Most of us come to language learning for the most noble and respectable reasons, but let’s be real: you probably couldn’t wait for someone

With over 100 million speakers, German is currently the most spoken language in the EU. But where does German — with its complex grammar and endless v

If you are a citizen of a democracy (or democratic republic), voting in elections is an important part of how your society functions. While methods of

Imagine being new to the English language and learning that “badonkadonk” is a suitable alternative for “buttocks” in the righ

Subscribe to Multilinguish on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher or wherever you listen. One of the toughest parts of learning a language

Portuguese is among the 10 most spoken languages in the world, but only 5 percent of its speakers live in Portugal. Curious about how many people spea

The sun is shining, birds are birding and spring is springing here in the United States. Soon, millions of revelers will be racking up bar tabs in cel

It’s great that you’re interested in learning Swedish, a Germanic language (just like English) spoken by about 10 million people. Soon, yo

It’s common to measure an author’s influence by how many times they’ve been translated. The world’s most-translated book is still the Bible, but the m

When it comes to specific pronunciation hangups, lots of students struggle with the gli in Italian. The thing about Italian is that it’s spoken

Tennis has been growing in popularity around the world. Superstars come from countries across the globe, so there’s no wonder that more and more fans

We love a quirky celebration in the United Kingdom. There’s Burns Night in January when we feast on haggis and parsnips to celebrate the poet Robert B

Think the only language spoken in Paris is French? Think again! With the right guide by your side, you can travel to the banks of the Bosporus, the st

Imagine you are going to your friend’s wedding next weekend. It was arranged months ago. You were invited, and you RSVPed “yes.” But a wor

As their name suggests, honorifics are often used to honor the person who you’re speaking to. There are quite a few options in the English language. H