The European language landscape: a tour of the Italian language
Today, we take a look at the role of the Italian language in the European language learning landscape.
Read More…Today, we take a look at the role of the Italian language in the European language learning landscape.
Read More…At Gymglish, we are passionate about learning languages. We strive to make learning as fun and easy as possible. In this article, we present a summary of the results of a foreign language skills study published in April 2019 by Eurostat, the European Union’s statistical office.
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…With 500 million speakers, Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world. It is also the third most studied language in schools, after English and French, and the third most used language on the Internet, after English and Chinese.
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…Text published as an opinion piece on Maddyness on 26/01/2021. Playing catch-up to a handful of increasingly powerful American and Chinese tech giants, French Tech, including Gymglish, has struggled to move beyond the nation’s borders. It’s time to broaden our horizons, move on from national myth-making, and embrace pragmatic policy at the European level.
Read More…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.
Read More…Liberation.fr et Gymglish reviennent — pour votre anglais — sur une ‘Une’ du magazine Libération. Dans cette rubrique, retrouvez le point de vue (souvent décalé) de Bruno Delavigne, CEO de l’entreprise fictive des cours d’anglais en ligne Gymglish.
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