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If language is constantly evolving based on influences from other languages and contact with people who speak differently (among other things), then w

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

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

Voting in the United States (and around the world) looks quite a bit different this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Usually the vast majority of pe

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

Norwegian culture is like pretty much every other culture in the sense that family is a pretty big deal. But norms around living arrangements and fami

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

Subscribe to Multilinguish on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher or wherever you listen. If you’ve ever endeavored to learn a langua

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

English is the most-spoken language in the world, and it can be found spread far and wide. While there’s no official lingua franca for the plane

English may be a global lingua franca, but the way it’s spoken is very different from place to place. Here are some useful American English word

It’s the end of a long day and you have two options before you: do you do a few Indonesian lessons or watch television? Turns out, you don&#8217

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

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

You’ve used punctuation your whole life, and it might come as second nature to you (well, except for those tricky semicolons). Even if you can t