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If an alien spaceship were to land on Earth right now, it would be the most significant event to happen in any of our lifetimes. While scientists have

Despite the United States being a multilingual melting pot, the relationship between American politics and foreign language isn’t a particularly close

It’s a problem that every language learner faces: you’re talking to someone in a language you haven’t mastered yet, and all of a sudden you can’t reme

The language experts who create Babbel’s courses aim to get learners conversational in a new language as quickly as possible. Starting in 2019, Babbel

Update: The Ambassador Program is now part of the freelance Babbel Creators network. We are no longer taking applications for Ambassadors. At Babbel,

The anti-productivity movement is taking hold, particularly within the breathless culture of hustle and self-improvement that is the United States. Th

Receiving guests is a time-honored tradition in virtually every part of the world. Many cultures have developed entire codes of etiquette around their

Parts of speech are the building blocks of grammar. You were probably taught them at a very young age, but they can be trickier than you remember. Sur

Berlin is going bilingual. Or, at least it sounds like it is. You can hear it in the streets, in sidewalk conversations, and increasingly, you can eve

There are any number of reasons a person might change their accent. Actors use accents to convincingly pretend they’re from other places. Politicians

Word order, as the name implies, is how words are arranged in a sentence. The words “I saw Sam” can’t be rearranged as “I Sam saw,” “Saw Sam I” or any

Why is a car masculine but a house feminine? There are some questions we’ll never really know the answer to. When you first start learning Spani

If you’ve ever decided to read a few “classic” Spanish books in your free time, you might have come across a strange expression or a word

Subscribe to Multilinguish on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher or wherever you listen. How do you tell the story of a language? It&#8217

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