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Stop Saying «Hello» and «How Are You?» If you always say «Hello» and «How are you?», that’s okay—but did you know that native speakers often use different, more ...

Last week in Spain it was Father’s Day! This is a special occasion to celebrate dads and father figures just like we have in the ...

Common Mistakes Spanish Speakers Make in English If you translate literally from Spanish to English, you might end up saying things that sound funny or ...

If you’ve ever wondered why English words have letters that you don’t pronounce, you’re not alone! Silent letters can be frustrating, but they actually have historical reasons. ...

One of the most fascinating things about learning a new language is discovering words that simply don’t exist in your own language. Spanish has some beautiful and ...

Learning Spanish is exciting, but sometimes it can also be tricky—especially when you come across false friends! These are words that look or sound like English ...

Whether you love it or hate it, there’s no escaping Valentine’s Day. On the 14th of February, Brits across the nation will celebrate (or tolerate) ...

Learning a new language like English can be overwhelming when deciding which skills to focus on. Should you start by listening to conversations, speaking in ...

It’s no secret that Brits love their booze. It’s one of our many cultural stereotypes, right up there with football and tea. So, it may ...

Learning English in class is just the beginning—real progress happens when you actively practise outside the classroom. The more you immerse yourself in the language, ...

Language is constantly evolving, and British English is no exception. Over the past century, changes in culture, technology, and globalisation have transformed the way we ...

With Christmas having been and gone and two weeks into January, a common phrase you’ll hear in the UK is “The January Blues.” This refers ...

On Monday, 6th January, the Canary Islands closed for the real winter festivities: Los Reyes Magos. This day is more significant than Christmas in Spain ...

English is more than a language; it’s a gateway to experiencing the rich tapestry of British culture. From sipping afternoon tea to enjoying Shakespeare’s timeless ...