German

Spring has sprung, so let’s celebrate the end of winter with 10 beautiful spring words from around the world.

No, the Irish did not invent the practice of leaving a party without saying goodbye to anyone.

These 7 countries are home to almost a third of the world’s languages! And which country is the most multilingual on Earth? Here’s a hint: its entire population is the size of New York City’s!

What comes to mind when you think of the word “Carnival?” Colorful ferris wheels, rickety tilt-a-whirls and rigged midway games? Internationally, “Carnival” has a very different meaning. Here’s your guide to the western world’s favorite week of debauched fun.

Most countries have an official language, but what purpose do these languages really serve?

Can you hold your own in an intellectual conversation? You’re already most of the way there! Otherwise, here’s a cheat sheet for getting that cute person’s digits.

In the English language, ‘love’ is a catch-all term for many different kinds of feelings. This is only partly why English speakers are so comfortable slinging it around.

Marius elaborates on the impact of Babbel’s internal mobility and development opportunities on his professional growth from Sales Development Representative to Head of B2B Sales Development.

Love is universal, so why only watch romantic movies in English?

Binge-watching television has never been more educational!

Whether you’re starting out or have been speaking German for years, one of these podcasts is sure to grab your interest.

Two Babbel Live teachers give us an inside look into how they prep their classes, what their favorite parts are of teaching, and some tips on how one can improve their language learning journey.