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Learning a language online is becoming an increasingly popular option. When you can’t make it to Norway in person, using the internet in Norwegi

The coronavirus has revealed a lot about society, not all of which is good. But one positive aspect of the human psyche that we’ve been looking

“Say I love you to someone, but say it in German because life is confusing and scary,” goes one version of this popular meme. Life, emotio

Subscribe to Multilinguish on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher or wherever you listen. Most of us take it for granted that we can talk,

Subscribe to Multilinguish on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher or wherever you listen. If you’re like us, you love the idea of bei

Turkish is a fascinating language, even though it’s not necessarily an obvious choice for second-language study. But if you’re curious and

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

If you’re studying the language in any capacity, it certainly wouldn’t hurt to learn how to talk about family in Indonesian. Family is an

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

There’s a saying in Polish that means “Never greet someone across a threshold” —  Nie witamy się przez próg. The same holds tru

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a notepad, pen and a spare pair of underwear are the three items that any good reporter has in their posse

No language is a monolith. If you travel around the world and you only talk to English speakers the whole time, you’ll hear countless variations on th

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

To be fair, you were probably warned, but you chose the path of linguistic violence anyway. Russian doesn’t have a very approachable brand — it&

Did you know that around two million people in Switzerland are French speakers? For the most part, they live in Suisse romande, or Romandy, in the wes