Asking questions is a crucial part of communication. In French, we use interrogative words to ask for specific information. These words allow us to ask who, what, which, when, where, why, how, etc. Learn how to use them correctly with this easy-to-read article! Interrogative Adjectives Interrogative adjectives agree with the noun they accompany in gender…
Ever feel like French verbs change shape just to confuse you? You’re not alone. Whether you’re trying to say “I eat,” “she is,” or “they went,” getting verb conjugation right is key to speaking French naturally. In this guide, we’ll break down what conjugation actually means, why it matters, and how to do it—with clear…
Wait! This is not a ladies’ topic at all. Keep on reading, guys! Let us clarify any doubts, answer some questions you’ve never asked yourself (but should have), and learn more about periods, the woman’s cycle in general, and everything related to this topic. That could come in handy one day in a given situation….
If you want to say how, where, and when something happened, you often need to use an adverb. What is an adverb?! It’s simple. An adverb modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb. They are easier to learn than German adjectives because they don’t change their endings. The Different Types of Adverbs in German…
Do you want to stop translating in your head and just think directly in English? It may seem impossible, but I promise you can! Like most things, it gets easier with practice and repetition. So, we’ve compiled a list of 10 steps to help you start speaking and thinking in English! Set Realistic Daily, Weekly,…
Today, we’re diving into medical phrasal verbs—super useful for doctor visits, emergencies, and everyday health conversations. As a patient, healthcare worker, or someone who wants to expand your vocabulary, these phrases will definitely come in handy in your daily conversations. 1. Phrasal Verbs for Symptoms & Illness come down with → to start feeling sick…
Most people have heard of Duolingo. It is one of the most popular language-learning apps, known for its gamified approach and quick lessons. You will hear plenty of ‘bing bings’ and ‘ding dings’ when people around you are using it… But is that the best way to learn a language? Let’s take a look at…
Many German learners struggle to talk about their menstrual symptoms with a doctor, pharmacist, or even friends because they lack the appropriate vocabulary. In this article, you’ll learn useful German words and phrases to confidently discuss period pain, cramps, and related issues. Basic Vocabulary: Menstrual Symptoms in German Here are some keywords you need to…
If you’re learning German, you’ve likely come across the words “kein” and “nicht,” both used for negation. But what exactly is the difference between them? In this article, we’ll break down the rules of German negations. The Difference Between “Kein” and “Nicht” Both “kein” and “nicht” are negation words. However, they are used differently. The…
They say an apple a day keeps the doctor away — but no one is entirely safe from feeling under the weather, a bit off, or even seriously ill. You can also accidentally injure yourself or experience pain that needs attention. If this happens while you’re in a French-speaking country, not being able to clearly…