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Of the hundreds of science-fiction movies about aliens coming to Earth, very few address the challenges of actually communicating with extraterrestria

Family is a pretty big deal in Italian culture. And that’s not to suggest that it’s not a big deal in every other culture. But in contrast

As a beginner on your quest toward Danish literacy, you might be weighing whether you have sufficient reasons to learn Danish. It’s definitely n

Thanksgiving is the epitome of a traditional American holiday. If you live in the United States, you probably celebrate Thanksgiving in some way regar

Subscribe to Multilinguish on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher or wherever you listen. No matter who you are, 2020 was probably a rough

At Babbel, we believe that language is the key to unlocking higher education, whether that’s out in the world or in the classroom. That’s

It might seem too easy to say that watching a movie in your learning language counts as studying, but if you do it the right way it really can help yo

Relative to some other languages (mostly European ones), English vocabulary isn’t too heavy on gender — for example, unlike Romance languages, th

What goes up must come down, and what starts with “hello” must eventually end with “goodbye” — or at least a “see you la

Assuming you caught wind of the hygge craze in the English-speaking world, then it probably didn’t take much digging to discover that there&#821

Just as there’s a wide range of ways to greet someone in Turkish, so, too, are there various ways to say goodbye in Turkish. A lot depends on ho

There’s no such thing as a perfect translation. You could give 1,000 translators the same text, and no two would be identical. The work of a translato

Switzerland has a population of around 8.5 million people, who live in an area about the size of the tiny U.S. states of Vermont and New Hampshire com

People are naturally fascinated by Switzerland — and this admiration isn’t just a love for chocolate and mountain walks (all right, maybe a litt

Anyone who has been to Italy, even just once, knows to what extent it’s a country of dialects, and not just because there are so many. In some regions