Best Apps to Learn Arabic in 2026: An Honest Guide for Different Goals

Let’s skip the part where I tell you Arabic is “one of the most beautiful languages in the world” and get to what you actually came here for. You want to learn Arabic. Some apps are especially suitable for absolute beginners with no prior knowledge, making it easier to get started even if you have …

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Best Apps to Learn Cantonese in 2026: An Honest Guide for an Underserved Language

The best app to learn Cantonese depends on your level: Ling works best for complete beginners, also known as absolute beginners, who need structured lessons, while intermediate learners benefit most from Clozemaster’s sentence-based vocabulary building combined with Italki tutoring for pronunciation feedback. Most successful learners use two to three apps together rather than relying on …

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Best Apps to Learn Chinese in 2026: An Honest Guide for Serious Learners

Let’s skip the part where I pretend you haven’t already scrolled through the App Store, downloaded three apps, and abandoned at least one of them. Learning Chinese through apps is overwhelming—not because there aren’t good options, but because there are too many options, and most “best of” lists read like they were written by someone …

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“I Love You” in Italian: The Ultimate Guide for Every Relationship

If you’re interested in getting more out of your friendship with an Italian friend who you feel is more than just a friend, or if you like to fantasize about having an Italian partner (rehearsing scenarios in your head is a great way to learn a language, by the way), or if you just appreciate …

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“Entender” Conjugation in Spanish: Do You Read Me?

Understanding is key to your Spanish-language learning. So it was about time we covered the verb entender (to understand)! In this article, we’ll explain what type of verb entender is and look into some synonyms. We will then delve into some basic entender conjugations and explore some more challenging tenses. We will wrap things up …

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“Conoscere” Conjugation: The Complete Guide to Mastering This Italian Verb

Conoscere is a common Italian verb that is often translated as “to know.” This guide will teach you the conoscere conjugation with many example sentences to illustrate how it works in context. Let’s get started! Conoscere: What it means and when to use it As mentioned, conoscere most often means “to know” with the meaning …

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Congratulations in Spanish: A Complete Guide for Language Learners

There are many milestones to celebrate in life: births, birthdays, graduations, promotions, weddings, buying a house… You name it! We all love to share the joy of these achievements, so we’re sure you are curious about how to celebrate them in Spanish. In this article, we will cover how to say congratulations in Spanish for …

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Essential Intermediate Spanish Practice: Tips and Resources for Growth

Reaching the intermediate stage in Spanish is both exciting and challenging. One of the biggest hurdles at this point is bridging the gap between basic and advanced skills. You’ve already mastered the essentials—greetings, common verbs, and everyday phrases—but the path forward can feel unclear. Many learners find themselves stuck between the confidence of a beginner …

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Italian Reflexive Verbs Explained – A Simple Guide for Beginners

Italian has a special category of verbs called “reflexive verbs”. As the name suggests, these are verbs whose action turns back on the subject, much like our reflection in a mirror. You can think of a reflexive verb as an action that someone does to themselves. There are reflexive actions in English, too, such as …

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