At Gymglish, we believe that learning a language is also learning the culture behind it. That’s why we strive to highlight iconic authors, movies, TV series, poems, books and songs in the “dessert” section at the end of each of our lessons.
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Question : Comment dit-on « poisson d’avril » en anglais ?
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There can only be uno! Today, we explore a difference between Latin American and Castilian Spanish.
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Planning to travel Down Under sometime before 2025? This blog post from a niche language website may prove invaluable. It probably won’t though.
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A language can evolve over the course of history to the point that one is no longer able to understand the first written traces of it. – Ferdinand Brunot, historian.
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If you’re thinking of making the sacred choice of learning Spanish, we suggest you start with the profane.
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If you’re approaching French fluency, or curious about the rough and tumble lexicon of the back alleys of Bordeaux, we suggest you complete your daily online French lessons Frantastique, because in full disclosure, we work for Frantastique.
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Guten Tag, Freunde and Feinde alike! We’ve already made a serious post about why learning German is a good idea. That one was largely targeted at robots, and entirely in French.
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Contrary to popular belief, British English isn’t always aristocratic and upper-class material. As a matter of fact, colloquialism is at the heart of the British language, and we couldn’t be more thrilled.
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Hey we get it, you need to blow off some steam right now, and no surprise, you want to do it German.
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