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5 Spanish-language TV shows to improve your español

Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world, with more than 577 million native speakers living across over 20 plus countries.

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“Speaking English is an essential integration tool for today’s working professionals” Objectif pour l’emploi, Gymglish Partner

Favoriser la diversité et l’égalité des chances en accompagnant les choix d’orientation et l’insertion professionnelle : voici le but de notre association partenaire Objectif pour l’emploi.

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5 television shows to learn German

After warming up with our lists of five movies and five songs to learn German, it’s time to move on to the pinnacle of technology and culture: German television.

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“The young people we support are often disheartened by today’s labor market”: Apprentis d’Auteuil Marseille, Gymglish partner organization

Since Gymglish was founded in 2004, our Social Impact program strives to offer effective and accessible digital education to learners all over the world.

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5 Spanish-language songs to improve and groove to

If you’re looking for another way to complement your Spanish learning without grammar books, look no further. It’s time to listen.

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From apéritif to digestif – a beginner’s guide to drinking in France

Although drinking alcohol isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, France is well known for its marriage of food and drink. There are 67 million people living in France, and for many of them, the thirst is real.

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“At the end of the day, it’s about supporting our customers’ language learning journey.” Fay Drewry, Gymglish Partner

Cactus Worldwide was created in 1998 and has since become a leading language training company worldwide.

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Learning and motivation: an essential tandem

A growing number of providers in the broad field of education – including Gymglish – base their teaching approach on students’ motivation, which they consider to be the best guarantee of effective learning.

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