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Me What's the weather today?Icelandic It's gluggaveur ("window weather") beautiful to look at but horrid to be out in.

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Me What's the weather today?Icelandic It's gluggaveur ("window weather") beautiful to look at but horrid to be out in.

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What can we say? Understanding truly changes everything

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We're "desvelados" (unable to sleep) thinking about the Spanish words that English needs

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We're "desvelados" (unable to sleep) thinking about the Spanish words that English needs

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And the first refill is called... Ptr What's an untranslatable word in your language that has the same power to brighten your day?

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Me I can do magicMuggles Prove it!Me:

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The ingredients you'll need two cups of love, one cup of motivation and a pinch of magic

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Did you know that there are 14 ways to describe something as unique in German? List the ones you know in the comments below!

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Meet Patricia, the winner of The Babbel Student Scholarship! Born in Peru, Patricia speaks fluent Spanish, English and French, and will use her scholarship to sharpen up her German. We talked to her about how languages open doors, and about the importance of learning indigenous and marginalised languages.

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What's your favourite English accent?

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If your math teacher from 5th grade said so...

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Do you know which one of these words is originally French "Tornado", "Scenario", or "Debacle"?

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Do you know which one of these words is originally French "Tornado", "Scenario", or "Debacle"?

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Are you familiar with these great expressions from the 1920s? Then you clearly know your onions.

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Stunning views guaranteed!

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Pondering what language to learn this year? With a widely spoken one, you can't go wrong!

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Getting started might feel like hanyauku, but it gets cooler as you go

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Mythical stories, bedtime stories, life stories... there are so many more to discover

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Over the past year, we've learned that we need to take more care of ourselves and others. We've learned that voices are powerful and we have to use them because deeper and more meaningful conversations really can change everything. Let's listen more. Talk more. And understand more.

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Learning a language isn't the easiest New Year's resolution, but it is the most rewarding! (And hey, if you pick one of these, it will be a little easier.)

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Of course, ours had to start with orange...

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Who run the world? Language learners! We wish you a wonderful year, filled with unlimited dreams, new encounters and exciting experiences.

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Our words for 2021 Courage, strength, hope and learning. What are yours?

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Which one is British "Aluminum" or "aluminium"?

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Which one is British "Aluminum" or "aluminium"?

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We love you anyways, dear native speakers!

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German is both quirky and logical. Can you guess what animal a "Tintenfisch" (literally "ink fish") is?

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German is both quirky and logical. Can you guess what animal a "Tintenfisch" (literally "ink fish") is?

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This holiday season, we can't all be with families. So let's remember that real closeness transcends physical distance, and family isn't just blood relatives.

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How to instantly sound more fluent in Italian Drop a strategic "allora" or "dai" in the right place.

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(Double checks wording) Yep, we're pretty sure we've remembered these Christmas song lyrics correctly. 100% right

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Traditionally, a real wood log was carried home, sprinkled with wine, and then burnt on Christmas Eve.

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Rhyming slang could be considered a cryptolect a language that is purposefully impenetrable to outsiders. We're here to decipher the code.

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The best part of the Internet? Laughing (weirdly) together.

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In this podcast series, Catriona from Scotland embarks on the adventure of learning Spanish with the help of Hctor, in-house Spanish expert. Tune in to share her moments of confusion and learn along with her! Link

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We're not here to condone swearing, but we will say that understanding the structure of Spanish cursing will also teach you some useful grammar .

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Tamales are steamed corn dough buns stuffed with a meat or veggie filling and wrapped in banana leaves .

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Did you know that French was reinfused with Latin terminology during the Enlightenment, and that many "barbaric" (non-Latin) words fell out of favour?

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Did you know that French was reinfused with Latin terminology during the Enlightenment, and that many "barbaric" (non-Latin) words fell out of favour?

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Let's use power for good .Via @skybanyes on Instagram

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Get listening, get learning and then get talking! And if you don't quite catch that new word or sentence, you can adjust the speed to slow things down. Peeeeeeerfeeeeect. Start listening here Link

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Myth Canadians add an eh to every other sentence Truth Canadians add an "eh" to some sentences

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Myth Canadians add an eh to every other sentence Truth Canadians add an "eh" to some sentences

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Today we're here to ask a truly provocative question Raisins in desserts, how do you feel about them?

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You can either work on your accent or work on loving your accent with all its charming little imperfections

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So you can learn a new language whilst you cook. Or exercise. Or on your way to the supermarket. Or well, you get it! Start listening here Link

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Tis the season of Gluggaveur and Christmas music on repeat!

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What does English have that other languages don't? That's right, the glottal stop

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Other languages Wouldn't it make sense if "cough", "rough", "though", and "through" rhymed?English But wouldn't it also be kinda funny if they didn't?

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