If you need to pause the conversation or ask someone to wait one minute, you can say un minuto (one minute) or un momento (one moment) in Spanish. This can be a useful expression when you need someone to be patient with you, when you’re running a bit behi... See more
If it’s your first trip to France or any other French-speaking country, learning must-know French travel phrases is a way to look forward to your trip and navigate it with confidence. Participating in the language, even if you’re a total beginner, can hel... See more
When you think about Mardi Gras, you might imagine vibrant colors, outrageous costumes, and exuberant celebrations—particularly the fun of the biggest Mardi Gras parades around the world. This celebration of excess and indulgence is both the culmination o... See more
Say “we have” in Spanish using tenemos. You can use this verb to discuss your common possessions, some feelings in Spanish, and even obligations, with the phrase tenemos que (we have to). Tenemos is a form of the verb tener (to have). Tener is one of the ... See more
So much of human communication is non-verbal that you might say body language is the most widely used language of them all. Not all gestures are universal, though. French gestures and greetings are still going to look different than Spanish, Italian, or E... See more
