Moving abroad can be some tricky business; once you've decided whether you want to work, study or volunteer, you need to tackle the biggest task of them all: the red tape.
In this post, I explain how to say and describe most major body parts in the Lithanian language.
When I look back at all the people in life who have inspired me, or who still do inspire me, there is one thing that's true about all of them: they all stand for something.
Today, we'll look at a few more useful Italian word patterns I've found.
A few weeks ago, I wrote a basic introduction to Catalan, having never heard it spoken before. Here are my new impressions.
With a budget carrier, all you get is a numeric bit of data that satisfies some internal economical contest.
Learning a language is a lot like learning to walk again. You already know how to walk — you've done it your whole life.
In this post, I'll teach you some essential Lithuanian adjectives and how to use them.
When you travel, less is more. By that, I mean that having to carry less offers me the freedom to do more.
