
5 reasons why slang is important in language learning
In our previous article, we blessed you with some questionable historical facts on the various origins of slang.
Read More…In our previous article, we blessed you with some questionable historical facts on the various origins of slang.
Read More…At Gymglish, we are passionate about learning languages. We strive to make learning as fun and easy as possible.
Read More…While there is a strategic interest in learning European languages, necessity is far from being the only guarantee of their sustainability: they have many other assets that justify their expansion worldwide.
Read More…Keep your friends close but your enemies closer – that’s what any sensible person with a ton of enemies would say.
Read More…With 500 million speakers, Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world.
Read More…If you’re in the process of learning Italian, you might need a little break from your grammar book, and we can hardly blame you. We can blame you a little though.
Read More…At Gymglish we love historical facts, both alternative and actual fact facts. You may recall our article on the history of the word “fuck” – Google Analytics showed us that you at least read the headline, there’s no use in denying it.
Read More…When it comes to linguistic diversity, Europe may appear to be a poor performer at first glance. In terms of indigenous languages, it accounts for only 3% of the world’s spoken languages, a percentage that pales in comparison to 30% for Africa or Asia.
Read More…Although English is far from being the most common mother tongue globally, it enjoys the status of an international language. Spoken by nearly 1 billion people, it is the most widely learned foreign language in the world.
Read More…While German is often considered one of the toughest languages to learn, you’ll be relieved to know that both German and English are more closely linked than you might think.
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