Traveling to Barcelona this year? ¡Claro que sí! But what to bring? This city is well known for its beaches, tapas, arts and naps, and of course the numerous Barcelonans that circulate freely there !
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Officially recognized by the United Nations in 1977, International Women’s Day is celebrated annually on March 8th to recognize achievement’s women.
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Traveling to Paris this year? Mais oui ! But what to bring? Be prepared for everything Paris throws at you with these 5 must-have items for your trip!
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Today, an estimated 130 million people consider German their native or second language, making it the European Union’s first language. It is the third most widely learned language in the EU, and there are around 15 million people worldwide currently learning the language.
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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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If you’re thinking of making the sacred choice of learning Spanish, we suggest you start with the profane.
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2020 is mercifully coming to an end, and all in all, we think it went pretty well.
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Podcasts are digital audio files that have established themselves as a popular and practical way of learning a foreign language.
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Have you ever tried learning a language without knowing about its culture? The exercise is less fun than you might imagine, and exercise is not very fun as it is.
Read More…Happy spring! On Wednesday, May 1st, France (and other countries with commie roots) will celebrate “La fête du travail” (May Day, or Labour Day). Common festivities on on this day include parades, traffic jams, chanting into megaphones, and frequenting sausage-based concessions placed strategically along parade routes. This day commemorates working in the most fitting way […]
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