Spanish

Prepositions, like the relationships they describe, can be complicated.

Ángel Raúl, no stranger to tests of athleticism, embarks on one of the biggest physical challenges of his life.

Lionel recounts a cherished memory of spending quality time with his dad. But it turns out they’re not the only characters in their story…

Shakespeare didn’t just contribute substantially to many a school’s required reading list — he also left an indelible mark on the English language. Who are some other writers who had a foundational impact on their language?

An Italian teacher in Mexico City learns that sometimes the most special friendships can take many different forms.

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

Minette grapples with the realities of relationships while Covid-19 travel restrictions make things more complicated.

Although it isn’t as popular as the carnival in Rio de Janeiro, the Barranquilla Carnival receives approximately 2 million visitors over 4 days. Here’s a mini guide so that you can enjoy it like a barranquillero.

One of the first things to go after when you’re learning Spanish is how to actually pronounce Spanish.

A Spanish vineyard tour led by a local is full of sensory surprises for one American family.

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?