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English Dialects in America: 4 Distinct American Accents

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English dialects in America are an integral part of the rich tapestry of language, shaped by history, geography, and culture. They add flavor and nuance to how we communicate, reflecting the diversity and complexity of the English language. In the United States, a country known for its melting pot of cultures and regions, there are(…)


The Perfect Ukrainian Phrase for Every Occasion

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Ukraine is a beautiful country with a rich history, culture, and traditions. Whether you are a tourist, a business traveler, or an expat, it’s always a good idea to learn a few basic phrases in the local language. Knowing at least one Ukrainian phrase to use in different situations will not only help you communicate(…)


10 Spanish Sayings and How to Use Them

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Welcome to our blog article on Spanish sayings! Spanish is a beautiful and expressive language, full of colorful and imaginative phrases that have been passed down through generations. In this article, we’ll explore some of the most popular Spanish sayings, their English equivalents, literal meanings, and examples. So, let’s get started! →Sign Up Now: Free(…)


What Language Do Slovaks Speak? 8 Answers About the Slovak Language

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Slovakia is a fascinating country, but whenever it comes up in one of our article blogs, readers seem to have lots of questions about it. If you’ve ever wondered “What language do Slovaks speak?” or whether Slovak and Slovenian are similar to one another, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we’ll explore(…)


WordReference Spanish: 4 Ways to Make the Most of this Amazing Website

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When it comes to Spanish vocabulary learning, WordReference Spanish is, well, a reference point for most people. WordReference offers an extensive Spanish-English dictionary, of course, but unlike traditional dictionaries, this website goes even further in helping English speakers learn Spanish vocabulary by including rare or informal usage of Spanish words; clear, up-to-date sample sentences; and(…)


4 Ways in Which You Can Learn Languages with YouTube

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As a Spanish and English teacher, I am always asked the same questions. “Can I improve my speaking skills by playing video games?” Can I achieve a great accent just by listening to music and singing along to the songs? Today, we are going to answer one such question: Can you learn languages with YouTube?(…)


Spanish Pronouns: A Concise Guide

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When we speak in English, we use pronouns all the time. For example, we say things like “she is mad”, “the cake is mine“, and “who is that?”. But, would you be able to say what a pronoun is, how many types of pronouns there are, and give a few examples? This is precisely what(…)


3 Grammatical Differences Between English and Spanish

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Without a doubt, Spanish is one of the easiest languages to learn for English learners. And, despite the grammatical differences between English and Spanish, the two languages present a lot of similarities. First, there are lots of core words that are very similar (if not identical) in both languages, such as moment – momento; honest(…)


Common Thai Phrases for All Occasions

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Did you know that Thailand’s official nickname is The Land of Smiles? After visiting this breathtakingly beautiful country last summer, I can confirm that this is an apt description of the stunning Southeast Asian country, known for its lush jungles, vibrant cities, and happy people. From the bustling streets of Bangkok to the pristine beaches(…)


Learn Spanish with Your Favorite Mexican Singers

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If I asked you to think about your Spanish teacher at school, how would you describe them? In my case, my Spanish teacher was a kind-faced woman who always carried a tape recorder from classroom to classroom. She would play popular songs from Mexican singers that she knew we loved (Luis Miguel was all the(…)