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• CORPORATE LESSON № 2

  Here's a joke for all car enthusiasts! A man is having trouble with his car; it frequently stalls. So he goes to a garage, and asks them to fix it. They replace the transmission and put in new spark p

• German Nouns with Multiple Genders/Meanings

  Learn about German nouns that have different genders and meanings, such as der Band (volume/book), die Band (jazz orchestra), and das Band (ribbon/tape). Understanding these distinctions is essential

• Some Facts About the English Language

  Facts about English Did you know that English is the most widespread language in the world and is more widely spoken and written than any other language? Did you know that over 400 million people use

• The Singular Without an Article (Nouns Without a Grammatical Article)

  Personal names, names of cities, countries, and continents are used without a grammatical article. Beverages such as milk, beer, wine, and water also appear without articles. For example: 'Goethe is t

• Anglicisms in Spanish I

  The English language has persistently settled everywhere around us; we have become so accustomed to some of its words that we don't even think about whether there are Bulgarian or Spanish equivalents

• Buy A Dog or Get Married

  If you want someone who will eat whatever you put in front of him, and never say it's not quite as good as his mother's... then buy a dog. If you want someone always willing to go out, at any hour, fo

• A Little Vocabulary

  Today I decided to keep my posts brief and quick, so I'm introducing you to words meaning 'fast' in the English language with practical examples.

• Marry / Get Married / Be Married

  A lot of people get confused about how to use these words. Maybe this will help.

• The Legend of the Spanish Omelette (Exercise)

  The Spanish potato omelette — a legend. Fill in the verbs in their corresponding places. It is said that the cultivation of potatoes... began in 1575. Following the advice of one of the repatriated se

• SMS in English

  Would you like to send an SMS in English? Here is a list with useful characters and their meanings:

• What is the Difference in German Between 'wohnen' and 'leben'?

  When do you say 'Wir wohnen zusammen' (We live together) and when do you say 'Wir leben zusammen' (We live together) in German? Yes, there is a difference—these two sentences don't mean the same thing

• Expressions with TENER

  TENER is one of the most commonly used verbs in the Spanish language. It belongs to the group of irregular verbs and its conjugation is typically given as a model.

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