Food is a big part of our everyday life. But have you ever thought about cooking in Spanish? We generally eat three meals a day, and even if you don’t enjoy cooking, you will need some Spanish food vocabulary to get by. Moreover, even if you know your way around the kitchen, you will need …
Learn Spanish Food Vocabulary Through 15 Everyday Cooking SentencesRead More »
So, what’s an article in grammar? An article is a little word you put before a noun (or after, in some languages) to show if you’re talking about something specific or not. There are three kinds of Italian articles, and they all go before the noun: definite articles, when talking about specific things (English “the”) …
My students who really know their stuff at the B2 and C1 level often list verb prefixes as their main difficulty with German. Whether they’re separable or inseparable, these verbs add nuance that’s hard to express in English—so no matter your starting point, learning them will pay off in the long run. Let’s unlock the …
The Secrets to German Verb Prefixes That No One Told YouRead More »
German word order seems pretty straightforward to an English speaker – at first. However, pretty soon you will be finding that using English logic to build sentences leads to perplexed looks from the people you’re speaking to. Fortunately, like everything in German, there are rules which can help you out with the German sentence structure. …
In German, Do Not Like Yoda Speak – Master German Word OrderRead More »
Have you ever thought about how many things you open every day? Doors, windows, books, boxes, your laptop, your eyes… You name it! So it’s about time you learn to conjugate the verb abrir (to open) in Spanish. We’ll start by explaining what type of verb this is and then move on to the abrir …
It’s been years since Duolingo became a household name. For many, it is still the first app to come to mind when someone mentions that they want to learn a new language, such as Swedish. However, if you’re thinking about picking up the language of lagom, many Duolingo alternatives for Swedish learning might suit you …
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Pronouns are essential in any language, helping you introduce yourself, share stories, and connect with others. Using the right pronoun not only makes conversations flow naturally, but also helps you sound more like a native speaker. However, Dutch pronouns can be tricky—choosing the right one often depends on context, gender, and grammar rules. This guide …
Dutch Pronouns Explained: A Complete Guide for Beginners & Advanced LearnersRead More »
Imagine a world without colors. Grass wouldn’t be green, a robin’s breast wouldn’t be red, and the sky wouldn’t be blue. You’d be limited to a palette of black, white, and boring shades in between. That’s why it’s important for you to know the names of the Italian colors. Without them, you won’t be able …
Italian Colors – What are the Colors in Italian and How to Use ThemRead More »
If you’re learning Dutch, you’ve probably realized that the Dutch don’t always speak like your textbook or language app suggests. In real-life conversations, Dutch people often shorten words and throw in expressions that don’t make sense when translated literally. That’s because formal Dutch and spoken Dutch aren’t the same. Many courses focus on grammar and …
A Guide to Everyday Dutch: Small Talk, Slang, and Colloquial ExpressionsRead More »
When learning Dutch, many language enthusiasts quickly discover that speaking Dutch from The Netherlands doesn’t guarantee understanding people in Belgium and vice versa. Why’s that, you’re asking? Well, although both countries share the same language, a language that is officially called Dutch, there are significant differences. This guide will delve into the Flemish vs. Dutch …
