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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.

April first – The most appropriate day to pity fools

Why is April 1st a special day? What makes it different from the other 364 days of the year that we can barely get through? We’re going to tell you, but warning, know that this day makes fools of us all.

by Gymglish

A brief history of slang

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.

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10 reasons to learn Italian

People are often charmed by the musicality of Italian, as well as the promise of la dolce vita.

by Gymglish

5 Spanish expressions to learn rápido

Does learning Spanish go beyond tapas, sensual flamenco moves and afternoon siestas? Hard to say, but we’re going to go with sí.

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5 English words we stole from Spanish

Hola and welcome to another thrilling article dedicated to the language of Cervantes and Iglesias.

by Gymglish

5 songs for your New Year’s Eve bash that may possibly infect you with the boogie-woogie virus (proceed with caution!)

2022 is mere hours away and if you’re not rambling incoherently about lizard people, popping champagne bottles or trying not to fall asleep, you’re very likely to read a niche blog post about e-learning.

by Gymglish

The 10 most common grammar mistakes in English Dutch speakers make

Spoken by more than a billion people, English is the most learned foreign language in the world. And yet English grammar, as beautiful and mysterious as it may be, gives learners a run for their money in terms of pure frustration.

by Gymglish

What is Thanksgiving?

Thanksgiving may be the most American holiday of all. It involves eating obscene amounts of food, yelling at your family (usually your in-laws), and watching hours of football on TV.

by Gymglish

Happy Halloween

On October 31st, many celebrate Halloween. The holiday is popular worldwide, especially for monsters who finally get a chance to be themselves.