In many ways, our brains are nothing more than elaborate pattern matching machines, evolved to recognize faces, landmarks, predators, smells, food sources.
In my Italian studies so far this year, I've run into several situations where a word can mean two completely different things.
I've always thought of Catalan as a dialect of Spanish. In fact, I've often heard those two names together in one phrase: Catalan Spanish.
In this post, I share some vital Lithuanian expressions for asking for directions.
I've found several interesting travel blogs in Italian. Here are a few that I like.
Today, I'd like to continue the discussion of social networking sites by exploring some ways you can use Twitter to learn a new language.
I got kicked off Steve Kaufmann's blog for questioning the value of social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter in language learning.
I just returned from a whirlwind journey through seven states in 3 days... so after this weekend, I've now been to 34 of the 50 states.
In this post, I'll teach you how to count in Lithuanian.
