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2 years
Unveiling Babbel's new look! With a focus on tailoring learning experiences to meet your needs, our new brand experience shows that learning a new language is a journey. One that leads to transformation in yourself and the world around you as you learn to speak with others.
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The first step is usually the hardest one, especially when you don't know which direction to take. Fortunately, we can help you get started with a new language. https://t.co/EjMsfXTO7f
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It's not always intuitive to know how to start learning a language. So before you do anything else, start with these 5 steps.
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Italians are famous for their gesturing. If you're learning the spoken language, you may also want to learn the language of hands. https://t.co/s55AMn8dpI
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An expert on nonverbal communication shares his seven favorite Italian hand gestures. Can you guess what they mean?
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It's probably obvious they don't speak Latin in Latin America, so how exactly did this name come about? https://t.co/7agVaZZOa3
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You probably have a vague idea of what Latin America is, but do you know where the region got its name and why? We explore what it means.
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If you have ever read French, you've probably noticed that sometimes there's a space between the last word of a sentence and the punctuation mark. Why is that? https://t.co/NZNWRh1Kch
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Ever wondered why there's always an extra space before most punctuation marks in French? Here's how French spacing works.
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There are over a thousand languages with fewer than a thousand speakers left. Where are they spoken, and can anything be done? https://t.co/wHgLBmLnj3
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There are many endangered languages spoken by a few, or even only one person. These are the least spoken languages in the world.
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Depending on where you are in the world, your birthday can be a huge deal (or hardly celebrated at all). https://t.co/1y7AbpR98R
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From having things thrown at you to eating really long noodles, these birthday traditions around the world may take Americans by surprise.
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Klingon is a language spoken by fictional aliens on Star Trek, but it's rooted in very real human languages. https://t.co/o2RVk3GBqP
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Does Klingon have you thinking, "What on Qo'noS was that?" Worry not: Today we're breaking down Klingon's linguistic features.
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Learning about honorifics in other languages requires not just getting the words, but understand the culture norms and niceties. https://t.co/pM3edRoDMA
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In English, it's pretty common to address someone as Mr. Smith or Miss Williams. How do honorifics in other languages work, though?
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If it seems like someone speaking in another language is going incredibly fast, it might not entirely be your imagination. https://t.co/hLkkuqVdoM
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Does it seem like that Spanish is faster than English? It's not all in your head. New research has shed light on the truth of language speed.
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No, the most common language of Greenland isn't English or even Danish. The largest island in the world has its own language tied to its culture. https://t.co/NRiY91o8VI
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If you've ever wondered about the languages spoken in Greenland (or who actually lives there to begin with), you've come to the right place.
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There are a lot of languages in the world, though the number is shrinking much more rapidly than it should. https://t.co/IE4wJyRG2B
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How many languages are there? Why do some languages disappear while others grow? How can you prevent languages from dying out?
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Germans are far from the only people who speak German. Here's a helpful list of Austrian terms you might want to add to your learning. https://t.co/IO8LUa41GT
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All German languages are not alike. Here are 20 commonly used Austrian German words and how to use them in everyday Austrian speech.
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Want to sound a little more like Shakespeare? Us too. Here's some of our favorite words and phrases from Tudor England we'd like to bring back. https://t.co/14SOfQmqH0
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What words and phrases would you hear if you traveled back to 16th century Tudor England? Is the Elizabethan language even English?
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We humans tend to use euphemisms when we're talking about a sensitive topic, so it's no surprise that there would be so many for death. https://t.co/czE6JTZRox
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We explore the many, many death euphemisms in English, and try to answer why exactly we have so many ways to refer to dying.
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Even if you're not a student, it can be fun to do some back-to-school shopping. And for anyone learning a language, we have some recommendations. https://t.co/r7IVx5AkD6
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Whether you're in school or you have a job, you can indulge your nostalgia for back-to-school shopping with these language-learning tools.
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