A huge welcome to @J. Alexander Bennett, a Japanese teacher! I'm looking forward to getting to know you! I have a BA in Japanese, but maaan I don't feel confident with this language 😭

I love travelling because it's the perfect opportunity to talk the local language and get to know the culture. But I'm about to move to Budapest to work and I have no idea what to expect language-wise. Pray for me 😅

Languages can be hard, but finding a partner can make everything so much easier! Find your buddy in the community - someone who can correct your mistake, or even somebody you can study with! I'm always eager to practice French, especially written French ---- it's sooo hard! 😭

Hello language-loving travellers! Welcome to our space for all things travel. We all know that learning a few key phrases can completely transform a trip, whether you're trying to order a coffee or just say hello to a local. So, let's get the conversation started! Where was the last place you travelled to, and did you learn any phrases before you went? If you did, what was the most useful phrase you used? Or, if you haven't travelled in a while, where you wish you could go and what language you'd love to use there? I just came back from...well, it was not exactly a holiday since I've been living there for 13 years...London. So I used English every day. I'm planning to go to Turkey and practice the little Turkish I've learnt at University. What about you?

Benvenuti! Welcome to the Italian Corner! I'm so excited to see you here. As a native Italian speaker, I'm thrilled to be your guide on this language journey. Let's start with a simple question for everyone, whether you've been to Italy or just love our food: What's the very first Italian word that pops into your head? Maybe it's a word you learned from a movie, a dish you love to eat, or a phrase you've heard a friend say. Share your word below! Can't wait to see your answers. A presto!