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Over 97% of the United Kingdom (UK) population speaks English, which makes sense as the English language originated in this part of the world. But that number doesn’t reveal the many historical languages that influenced the modern English language—and how many ...


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The upside-down question mark feels uniquely Spanish and makes the language easy to identify in writing because it’s one of the only modern languages to use the punctuation. You’ll always see the inverted Spanish question mark (¿) at the start of a question (but not necessarily at the start of a sentence), while the question will end...


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While English has three main tenses (past, present, and future), Japanese only has two verb tenses: non-past and past. Talking about time outside of these two verb tenses is less straightforward, but it can be easier if you take the time to remember a few key conjugations.

To keep things simple, the explanations and examples in this article use verbs in the plain f...


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When you start learning Italian, you can’t wait to begin speaking it. But writing is just as important. Mastering Italian writing makes you more independent in everyday situations, from filling out forms at a hotel check-in to sending messages to friends or professional emails at work. Plus, it helps strengthen your grammar and expand your vocabulary.

No matter your...


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Whether you’re challenging your reading goals, looking to connect your interests with your studies, or conducting business in a new market, reading in French is a key component of mastering the language. From road signs and warning labels to recipes or classic literature, any learner can benefit from French reading practice with the right resources. With practice and patience...


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