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Peace in different languages, from paz to shalom, with the pronunciation and the history behind the most famous versions.

Good Morning Translation in All the Languages of the World | If you enjoy traveling, you may have tried to enrich your experience by learning a few basic words of the language of the countries you visit.

Rhyming in English follows sound rather than spelling, which is why the obvious pairs so often fail.

A Guide to Portobello Road Market in London | London's markets are renowned for their authenticity: with their quaint shops, kiosks, and stalls, they're one of the easiest ways to discover the city in its purest essence.

Strong German verbs change their stem vowel as they conjugate, and learning the patterns beats memorising every form.

Here's how to conjugate verbs from the third group in French | Verbs in French are one of the most important macro-topics.

Everything you need to know about Chinese Christmas | You're planning a trip to China this December, and one question has come to mind: does Christmas exist in China? And if so, how is it celebrated?

Examples and explanations of first-group verbs in French | Verbs are one of the most important topics to study when learning a new language: we use them to express all kinds of concepts, and they are so fundamental that a basic sentence can be composed of just one verb.

Discovering American Slang: Idioms and Translations | American slang is what most differentiates British English from the version spoken in the United States, and it's what makes the speech sound more natural and fluent.

The Japanese alphabet is really three writing systems working together, and each has a clear job.

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Peace in Different Languages

Good Morning in Different Languages: How to Say It Worldwide

Rhyming in English Made Simple

Portobello Market Guide

Strong German Verbs Explained

Third-Group French Verbs: Rules & Guide

Christmas in China: Traditions & Celebrations

First-Group French Verbs: The Regular -ER Verbs

American Slang Words & Phrases

The Japanese Alphabet: Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji