Memory Play Notes

If you go to another country and turn on the radio, you’ll stumble on an English song pretty quickly. Switching positions, your chances of finding for

‘Tis the season to unironically say “’tis,” and that’s not the only change to our lexicon that’s caused by the hol

Family is a pretty big deal in just about every culture, and Poland is no exception. As a student of the language, you probably wouldn’t want to

Time can easily be divided into three parts: the past, the present and the future. You can slot everything that’s ever happened and that ever will hap

Without love songs, it’s hard to imagine what music there would be in the world. Sure, not every song is about romantic love, but there sure are

Subscribe to French en route on Apple Spotify Spreaker or wherever you get podcasts. A New Podcast For French Learners When you’re learning a ne

While streaming options have changed a lot about the television industry in the past few years, perhaps the most remarkable development is access to n

Reading a book in its original language is, in our opinion, one of the best parts of learning a new language. Sure, literature in translation is great

As writers at Babbel, we love to read and accentuate the importance of books being accessible to everyone. We’re big proponents of libraries, in

The sun is shining, birds are birding and spring is springing here in the United States. Soon, millions of revelers will be racking up bar tabs in cel

There’s a greeting and a farewell for every situation, and the way you say goodbye in Indonesian will depend on a number of factors. How well do

There comes a time in every language learner’s journey when it becomes necessary to learn a quick apology or two. Usually, this time comes prett

So, you want to move to Montreal or Quebec City. Often billed as a slice of Europe within North America, it’s easy to see the appeal. As French-speaki

One thing you’ll learn quickly as a language student? There isn’t always one catch-all “sorry” term in every language that enc

Each year, whiz kids from around the United States gather for the Scripps National Spelling Bee, the Super Bowl of word nerdery (if the Super Bowl onl