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Posted - 3 years 4 months ago
Today's reminder Don't forget to reflect on your progress! We bet it's greater than you think
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and in what world exactly would that be sensible?
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So how do Vietnamese speakers distinguish between blue and green? They use a reference like "sky" or "leaves" to explain which shade of "xanh" they mean.
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German has given English poetic words like "Wanderlust" (the desire to explore the world) and "Zeitgeist" (the spirit of an age). Read on to discover more!
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Do you know any more?
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Possible story developments include meeting new friends, landing a new job, falling in love and moving to a new country
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There are few words that feel more casual than "dude" but this wasn't always the case. In fact, it originally referred to vain American men who dressed to appear wealthier than they were
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Let's just say it's not a coincidence that the word "double entendre" (double meaning) comes from French
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Posted - 3 years 5 months ago
Bonus Halloween Tidbit An Old English word for "spider" was "atarcoppe", meaning poison-head
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Did you know that Spain only has the third largest Spanish speaking population in the world?
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We see you counting the letters Did we mention a pangram contains all of them, but they can be used more than once? Can you think of any other examples?
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Posted - 3 years 5 months ago
What would English be without French? Well, in fact, 30% of its words would be missing
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Want to impress an Italian? Tell them you know the difference between spaghetti and linguine
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Some of the Italian vocabulary I've picked up from Hollywood films is not actually used in Italy? Mamma mia, I am shocked
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The basic rules are - Always start with an apology (its your fault, not theirs!) - Pretend you didnt hear properly to disguise your shock- Only suggest there MIGHT be something wrong - Laugh it off, and smile
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What is African American Vernacular English? It's an "ever-evolving, intimate and unifying aspect of communication in Black American life" guest author Justine Stephens writes.
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Posted - 3 years 5 months ago
Tell us What are the most euphonic and cacophonous words in your learning language?
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These quintessential Briticisms are sure to bewilder other English speakers from around the world
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It's a good thing we're not allowed to use accents in passwords
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Are these expressions so retro that it might be time for them to become trendy again?
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Both the pandemic and the movement have called the custom of "la bise" (the cheek kiss) into question.
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Both the pandemic and the movement have called the custom of "la bise" (the cheek kiss) into question.
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Both the pandemic and the movement have called the custom of "la bise" (the cheek kiss) into question.
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Both the pandemic and the movement have called the custom of "la bise" (the cheek kiss) into question.
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Don't worry about making mistakes. It gives you a chance to use these cute words ...
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Posted - 3 years 6 months ago
These five writers offer a great introduction to Africa's diverse literary traditions. What's on your reading list this month?
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Did you know that the English words "avocado", "chocolate" and "tomato" all come from Nahuatl?
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Did you know that the English words "avocado", "chocolate" and "tomato" all come from Nahuatl?
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Three is not enough? Join Babbel's Russian course to learn even more "lksika" (vocabulary) Freebie Link
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Three is not enough? Join Babbel's Russian course to learn even more "lksika" (vocabulary) Freebie Link
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We're here to warn you that the Swedish meaning of "kiss" is ... less cute
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We're here to warn you that the Swedish meaning of "kiss" is ... less cute
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Watch out when asking your guest to sit down
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Posted - 3 years 6 months ago
Overhead conversations from the 80s - Wanna veg out and play Tetris on my Commodore 64?- No, I'm going to a Talking Heads concert. It's gonna be gnarly!
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Joy shared... is joy multiplied What other activities can you add to the list?Check out Babbel Live, new virtual classes Freebie Link
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Most British, Australian, New Zealand and South African accents "Ca" Most North American, Irish, Scottish and Caribbean accents "CaRRR"
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Most British, Australian, New Zealand and South African accents "Ca" Most North American, Irish, Scottish and Caribbean accents "CaRRR"
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See you in the comments
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En serio? Can you think of any more examples?
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Does being bilingual mean that you can express yourself well in two languages? Or does it mean that you speak those languages perfectly? In fact, even linguists disagree on the definition of bilingualism.
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Posted - 3 years 6 months ago
Wait a minute... If the Indonesian "air" translates to "water", what's the Indonesian word for the English "air"?
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Posted - 3 years 7 months ago
Indecipherable conversations from the 1950s - Want to go to the passion pit this weekend?- Oh no, that place is antsville! And who will take care of my ankle biters?
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Posted - 3 years 7 months ago
What do you think, can all words be translated?
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When a German says "now we have the salad", they mean A. The healthy meal we ordered has arrived. B. Yikes, we're in a total mess.
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Posted - 3 years 7 months ago
"Wortschatz" might not *sound* cute, but the meaning is pretty adorable
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Posted - 3 years 8 months ago
What's the cutest word you know in your learning language?
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Posted - 3 years 8 months ago
Do Canadians really say "oot and aboot"?
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Posted - 3 years 8 months ago
The more I repeat it, the more likely I am to actually do it, right?
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Posted - 3 years 8 months ago
"You didn't fax me that memo!" - "I went to an NSYNC concert instead, so sue me."
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"You didn't fax me that memo!" - "I went to an NSYNC concert instead, so sue me."
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