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Discover more about your world by living in it. Learn foreign languages through immersive study. Master new skills by going to where they do them best. Go to where you feel uncomfortable, until strangers become your friends and you begin to feel at home.
The meaning of the “oss” or “osu” exclamation in martial arts, mainly BJJ.
A glossary of words for travelling with BJJ / MMA.
Yes in Spanish is simply sí. However if you want to expand your Spanish fluency, there are plenty of other super common ways of saying yes in Spanish.
Recap of our experiences learning Korean over three months, living in Seoul, Korea.
Notes on learning just enough of a language to order food.
Learn about all the ways of saying money in Spanish, both standard and slang/colloquial forms, as well as useful expressions about using money in Spanish.
The Three Meanings of 다가 in Korean grammar.
The classic word for lazy in Spanish is perezoso, but many Spanish speaking countries use different words for lazy. Here are all the ways to say lazy in Spanish, depending on the region.
There are many different ways to ask how are you in Italian, and which you use depends on the situation. Here are the best ways to say how are you in Italian to sound like a native speaker.
Yes in Italian is simply sì. But If you want to sound like a native speaker, you’ll want to change it up. In this post, you’ll learn how the locals say yes in Italian.