Many people are familiar with the important symbolism of the color red in Chinese culture, but are you familiar with the symbolism of other colors? Traditionally, red, black, qing (blue/green), …
Polish Audiobooks: Take Your Skills to the Next Level
Growing up in Poland, books were always a large and significant part of my childhood. There are not many memories I cherish more fondly than being tucked in by my …
French Proverbs and How to Use Them
A proverb is a brief phrase used to express some wisdom or advice, often through poésie – poetic flair, imagerie – imagery or rime – rhyme. First up, “c’est la …
Saying Hello in Dutch
If you want to get anywhere with a language, you have to start by greeting the person you’re speaking with. So today we’re going to explain the best ways to …
Polish YouTubers You Need to Subscribe to!
Minecraft lets-plays, thirty-second cooking tutorials, language lectures or a daily fix of cuteness from cat complications – you can find almost anything on YouTube. I can’t speak for everyone, but …
German Memes: Laugh Your Way to Fluency
WhatsApp is one of the most popular apps in Germany. More than eighty percent of Germans use it – and thank goodness. If they didn’t, how else could they meme? …
Get Fluent With Spanish Audio Books
Make life easy and ease into Spanish by challenging yourself to sit back, relax, and listen to… audio books! (audiolibros) Audio books can help you learn Spanish by improving your …
How to Write in Chinese on a Keyboard
Writing in Chinese by hand is losing its popularity year by year. Thanks to technology, many different writing methods have been created and make it possible to write thousands of …
French Speaking Countries and the Language Differences
French is one of the most widely taught and spoken languages on earth. There are officially 21 French speaking countries across the globe, the mother tongue of 77 million people, …
German Movies On Netflix For Your Studying Pleasure
Did you know that Germany was one of the very first markets that Netflix expanded into? That’s because Germans love movies, and they’re good at making them. (They like watching …