Languages

So, I hear you want to learn French. Well, come on and embark on the beautiful journey of learning French. This lesson, we will be covering the very basics of French grammar and vocabulary. Enjoy!

Have you ever wondered what's going to become of the English language now that we have BFF's and LOL's running rampant in text? Maybe it's a good thing...maybe not.

Reasons students should consider majoring in Spanish including what you can do with a Spanish major and how you can leverage your degree in your future career after graduation.

The differences between British and American English are reflected primarily in the use of vocabulary, grammar, spelling, and punctuation. This hub relates experience with Brits and British English.

Latin verbs typically have four principal parts. This article will explain each of these and how they're used.

Japanese phrases that are used everyday and will help fill in those gaps in conversation and build fluency. All phrases shown have audio examples added for pronunciation.

French has a lot of good reasons to start learning it. Find out why in the article!

Let me be honest, learning a new language isn't easy, far from it. But, luckily for you, not all languages are equally difficult. Here is a list of the 5 easiest languages for English speakers.

A list of different methods you can use to learn a second language in your spare time.

It is an unfortunate tendency for English-speaking North Americans to lack knowledge of foreign languages. Here I outline quantifiable justification for a more cosmopolitan North American outlook

Based on my research and studying the reports written by teachers of language-less people in the deaf community, it’s obvious to me that something goes on in their heads despite the lack of language.

An ostensibly principally cultural organization, the Organisation Internationale de la francophonie is an excellent example of the politics of culture.

A step by step detailed guide on how to introduce yourself in Japanese using a Jikoshoukai. Audio clip included with lots of example sentences.

English, as we know it, has been in use from about the 1400's. However, much of it vocabulary derives from a much older form of the language. This article traces the ways in which we still use Old English today.

A chrestomathy (that’s a ten dollar word for collection) of words you may never use.

Sometimes there are no words in the English language for our feelings. But we can turn to another language for the exact word we need.