“Monday” to “Domingo” – Learn the Days of the Week in Spanish
¡Hola, Spanish language aficionado! Welcome to another essential Spanish lesson about the days of the week in Spanish. The days of the week are probably one of the first things you learn not just in Spanish but in any language. Even as a child, when you started speaking your native language, you started with “mom”, …
in For business
Employee Benefits: How to Keep and Hire the Best People
It’s hard to attract top talent and it’s even harder to retain it. As a business owner or an HR professional, you already know that. In fact, these are your biggest pains: not attracting the quality candidates you hoped for and good employees jumping ship. And identifying the root of the problem might require entire …
Your Travel Guide for The Next Trip to Israel: Tips & Travel Phrases
There are few places on Earth as magic and as contrasting as The Holy Land of Israel. From finding God within the ancient walls of Nazareth and Jerusalem, you can then experience the vibrating nightlife and stunning beaches of Tel-Aviv, praise the beauty of the Bahá’í Gardens in Haifa, float quietly in the arms of …
Ahoy! It’s Talk Like a Pirate Day! Arr!
Ahoy, maties! Avast, ye! Stop what you are doing. If it’s September 19, then it’s International Talk Like a Pirate Day! The perfect excuse to drink industrial quantities of rum, grunt, growl, dress like Jack Sparrow, walk your parrot pet on the shoulder and call everyone you meet a scallywag. Blimey! That sure sounds like …
Here’s How to Say Chocolate in 34 Different Languages
Chocolate, the same as love, brings sweetness and joy to our hearts. When life happens, chocolate helps. When it touches your taste buds, you taste heaven. Every chocolate lover knows that feeling. And don’t you feel as powerful as a Greek god or goddess tasting ambrosia for the first time? Because that’s chocolate: so good …
Hello in Portuguese and Other Basic Portuguese Greetings You Need to Know
People are the soul of a country. You can’t really say you explored a country until you speak to its people. For example, if you travel to a Portuguese-speaking country, you don’t even need to speak fluent Portuguese. Just some basic words and phrases like Olá! (“hello” in Portuguese), Obrigado / Obrigada (“thank you” in …
The 6 Best Danish Films to Learn Danish
As the country who gave us Lars von Trier, Mads Mikkelsen, and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (raise your hand if you rooted for Jamie Lannister!), it’s no wonder that Denmark has produced some of the best indie films the world has ever seen. They may not have followed the “blockbuster” recipe, they may not have won a …
in News
Back to School Sale: 50% OFF to Get Back on Track and Learn Languages Fast
Just in time for you to get back on track after the summer holiday, Mondly has kicked off an exclusive Back to School 50% OFF sale to help you learn the language you always wanted to learn by the end of the year. 50% OFF for an entire year Going back to school was always …
71 Best Tongue Twisters to Perfect Your English Pronunciation
Tongue twisters of all sorts and sizes have been raising laughs and knotting tongues for decades. For example, the world-famous Peter Piper tongue twister first appeared in print sometime in 1813, in a book called “Peter Piper’s Practical Principles of Plain and Perfect Pronunciation” (a tongue twister in itself, isn’t it?). Nevertheless, to this day, …
Porque vs Por que: What’s the Difference?
Porque vs por que and porqué vs por qué: the real Clash of the Titans, the ultimate mystery of our world. What’s the difference and how do you correctly use all these porques in Spanish? Well, buckle up because today you are finally going to find out and, most importantly, glue into your brain for …
LEARN A NEW LANGUAGE
RECENT / POPULAR
