For anyone looking for an easy and fun language to really get you interested in learning a new language, you can't really go wrong with Tagalog.
I've complained about some other languages, and I've had a lot to say about one in particular, but there is one language I know of which is, in my opinion, worse than all others.
Learning a Germanic language if you already know another Germanic language is much easier than learning a language within a completely different branch or family.
Each language feels different when it hits your ear, and feels strange as it exits your mouth — often leaving your tongue twisted into a new, uncomfortable shape.
In Italian, a tongue-twister is called scioglilingua, and they've got some hard ones! I've listed a few here.
I see a time coming soon, where phone numbers will be a thing of the past. To call someone, you'll just click (or 'tap') a contact.
There are some excellent courses and online resources for learning Hungarian, but today I want to recommend some great podcasts (including podcast-style courses).
One of the simplest things I do in foreign languages also happens to be the one that people seem to find most impressive: simply saying 'thanks'.
We've learned about the reflexive pronouns ci and vi, and the partitive pronoun ne, but the Italian pronouns ci, vi, and ne all have secret powers that other pronouns don't have.
