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25 Words That English Speakers Often Confuse
English is a notoriously hard language. The spelling is completely crazy and unpredictable. But wait, English is such an easy language. You barely conjugate verbs and you don’t have to decline anything. What!? So is it hard? Is it easy? By and large English is a relatively easy language to pick up quickly and use […] More
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25 English Words That Hilariously Mean Something Else In Other Languages
English is a funny language, we all know that. But today it has become the lingua franca of the world. That is certainly a good thing. As an English speaker you can comfortably travel almost anywhere in the world. Even if you are visiting remote tribes, most translators are capable of at least some level […] More
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25 Words You Are Probably Saying Wrong
Whether it is a strange spelling or just something that is hard to pronounce, English is full of pitfalls, even for native speakers. These are 25 words you are probably saying wrong. More
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25 Phrases That You Might Be Saying Incorrectly
Phrases. We say them in everyday conversations in order to describe certain societal situations or make light of difficult explanations. However, their specificity sometimes suffer as improper use of the terminology is spread among the masses. Are you guilty of misquoting some of these common phrases? Whether it’s some fine point of grammar or just […] More
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25 Languages You Should Learn If You Want To Beef Up Your Resume
So of all the languages in the world, which ones should you learn, if any at all? If you live in a bilingual nation or have a multilingual family background, then this choice is probably more obvious for you. For the rest of us though it may be slightly more difficult. One way of doing this, […] More
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25 Words With Different Meanings For The U.K. And The U.S.
From coaches to torches, if you’ve ever crossed the pond/ocean the differences in English were probably one of the first things you noticed (apart from driving on opposite sides of the road!). These are 25 Words With Different Meanings For The U.K. And The U.S. More
