Alors que le superlatif en anglais n’est pourtant pas compliqué à utiliser en soi, il semble poser des problèmes à de nombreux débutants. Il fait en effet l’objet de nombreuses …
Tips for Learning German Articles–der, die oder das?
If you have studied any of the German language, you know how confusing the articles can seem at first. Personally, I had a terrible time learning them, and still, to …
The Dutch Alphabet: All You Need to Know
If you’ve studied any foreign language before then you already know that languages that use the same letters often don’t use them the same way. In this post we’ll explain …
Los Pronombres En Inglés
¿Sabía que los idiomas del mundo pertenecen a dos categorías según la forma en que usan los pronombres personales? Piensa en el siguiente ejemplo: “Me voy” vs. “Ir” …
How to Say Thank You in Russian
In Russian culture, expressing gratitude for someone else’s work is important and a sign of good manners. While you might already know the basic way to say thank you in …
Saying Goodbye In Japanese
Hellos and Goodbyes are normally the first thing we learn to say in every new language. At first, saying ‘goodbye’ might seem pretty straight-forward until you dig a bit deeper. …
Your Guide to Colombian Slang
Colombia is a beautiful country with mesmerizing places to visit and stunning natural scenery. In fact, Colombia is the second most biodiverse country in the world. Because Colombia is large …
10 French Podcasts To Help You Get Fluent
Podcasts are all the rage these days–from true crime to feel-good romantic stories, there’s really something for everybody. Since podcast fever has spread to nearly all corners of the globe, …
10 Ways to Say Hello in Chinese
Chinese learning has become popular in many countries. People learn Chinese for various reasons. Some consider China a fascinating country for job-hunting and career development, others are passionate about gaining a …
5 Inspiring German Fashion Bloggers
Lucky for you, if you’re interested in fashion and you’re learning German, you will have no shortage of interesting content to learn from while getting style advice from the pros. If any of the following blogs catch your eye, be sure to import the posts into LingQ where you can study the content, look up unfamiliar words and advance your German language skills.