Four Ways to Say And in Korean — Formal, Casual, and the Rest
How to say “and” in Korean — all the ways you can say it formally, casually, and in text.
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Gern in German — Complete Guide to Liking and Not liking
Gern in German — how to use it, what it means, and loads of example sentences.
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Black Friday Language Learning Deals 2021
All the Black Friday language learning deals for products we love.
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How to use Doch in German — The Five Main Uses
All the ways of using doch in german.
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Leider Geil (Unfortunately Awesome) — Lyrics and Translation
I came across the phrase leider geil recently while reading up on German slang, and looked into it. The phrase leider geil is hard to translate, but people generally translate it as “unfortunately awesome”, meaning something that’s bad, but unfortunately (for someone/something) is cool, because of their negative side-effects. For example: Cars cause pollution, but…
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Best French TV Shows on Netflix for Language Learners (2026)
French-language TV shows on Netflix that we actually enjoy watching, with notes on the kind of French you’ll hear and how useful each show is for learners. Availability varies by country.
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Egyptian Arabic FAQ — Ten Interesting Facts and Figures
All about Egyptian Arabic, the language of Egypt — Vocabulary, how to learn it, grammar, and comparisons with Levantine and Modern Standard Arabic.
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50+ Basic Levantine Arabic Phrases and Words to Sound Local
A list of basic Levantine arabic phrases to sound like a local in Lebanon, Israel/Palestine, Syria, and Jordan.
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How To Say “What” in French — The 6 Ways to Express It
A simple guide to saying “what” in French.
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6 Ways to Say You’re Welcome in French — Cooler than De Rien
All the ways you might want to say “You’re welcome” in French, to increase your range of expression.
