The differences between UK and US English
More than just tom-ay-to / tom-ah-to
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“Every language I’ve learned has helped me find myself.” Meet Benjamin, Business Developer at Gymglish
For Benjamin, newly joined Business Developer at Gymglish, it seems each language he has learned corresponds to a different phase in his life.
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5 pretty good movies that will improve your English maybe
If you want to take a break from the grammar book you’re surely reading on the beach, why not get the popcorn popping, sit back, relax and enjoy some television? It’s the latest craze that’s sweeping the nation!
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Five French documentary films to learn French
Films, songs, podcasts, books… why not give documentaries a try? Ever since Netflix started producing them, people are starting to realize they have existed for nearly a century.
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WHISTLE – The Word of the Month for October 2019
Definition To whistle: to produce sound with the lips, like a bird. A whistle: instrument producing this sound, like a referee uses. Also: To blow the whistle (on corruption): to denounce criminal or unethical behavior. A whistleblower: somebody who publicizes this behavior. Whistles in the news This month, an anonymous whistleblower made public that President Trump threatened to block […]
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Happy Halloween
On October 31st, many celebrate Halloween. The holiday is popular worldwide, especially for monsters who finally get a chance to be themselves.
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Gymglish is moving
The day has finally come: Gymglish has a new office. We think it’s fair to say that we’ve made some improvements. Before we share some exclusive pics, here is a non-exhaustive list of what we were promised by management:
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“Art, education and culture are our three pillars to foster autonomy”: Casa Amarela, a Gymglish partner organization
In a faraway land, at the top of the Morro da Providência favela, a huge moon overlooks a village, a fitting symbol for the power of the favelas’s residents, capable of reaching their goals no matter how distant.
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“I’m passionate about learning languages”. Meet Domoina, Gymglish Language Assistant
How many languages did you speak at age 22? For Domoina, Language Assistant at Gymglish, the answer is simple: five, going on six!
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LUNG – The Word of the Month for September 2019
Every month, we take a look at a word in the headlines, in English, for your English. See more at The Word of the Month.
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5 French grammar rules that will give you nightmares
We’ve established that English grammar is no walk in the park, but French grammar gives English speakers a run for their money in terms of pure frustration. Ooh la la is an understatement.
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