Nora Dunn explores the not-yet-dead language of Esperanto. Could it be the universal language of travelers? Read More
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A twenty-one year old aspiring actress has taken a seemingly mundane knack for faking accents to instant stardom on the... Read More
Not surprisingly, vagabonds and traveling hobos have their own system of language which I’m sure dates back decades, if not... Read More
Turner Wright has taught English as a second language in three countries. Ironically, he finds that the goal does not seem to be to actually help the students learn the language. Read More
Mama always said you were a beautiful and unique flower. What better way to immortalize that sentiment than with a... Read More
Fancy yourself an expert at identifying languages? Visit the Great Language Game site and test your skills against the rest... Read More
When Andrew from 30 Words first contacted us for a review of their unique language guides, he was insistent on... Read More
The key to successfully mastering any new language is to study it in context. For years, Mango Languages has created... Read More
Turner Wright's personal travels provide perspective on what it's like to be "dealt with" as a foreigner. Read More
1000 Wines points us to One Year of Spanish: “Nothing impresses the senoritas like a well-conjugated verb.” Indeed.... Read More
Matador brings us yet another gem: 20 More Awesomely Untranslatable Words From Around the World. They almost read like Klingon.... Read More
Fellow traveler, Aimée, writes in to ask a bit of advice on CELTA versus TESOL teaching programs: I’m focusing on... Read More
The language of Ayapaneco has been spoken in the land now known as Mexico for centuries. It has survived the... Read More
Celine Roque elaborates on the best tips and methods for self-studying a foreign language. Read More
Finally, there’s a way to tell that snooty French waiter your soup is cold without having to fumble through a... Read More
© Carolyn Coles Despite worldwide economic troubles, young people are apparently traveling more than ever! The Telegraph reports on a... Read More
© Amara U Shakespeare has seemed incomprehensible to many a highschooler, but a new production staged in a native language... Read More