There's more and more representation on TV, and it's not all in English. Here are some options for shows from around the world. babbel.visitlink.me/vtSI1j

Punctuation marks were an invention required when humans went from oral to written culture. How do these little marks really work? babbel.visitlink.me/qLUBVV

Throughout the world, queer people have developed forms of communication with one another that outsiders can’t understand. What are these secret languages like? babbel.visitlink.me/wWHDDN

What we call our parents can be very personal. Even within English, we can call a parent dad, father, pops, daddy-o (OK, we're getting a bit old-fashioned there). What about in other languages? babbel.visitlink.me/5mHbNj

Traveling alone is getting more popular, but it can be nerve-wracking, particularly for women and members of the LGBTQ community. Here are some of our best tips to take your first solo trip. babbel.visitlink.me/Z2CfNX

Summer isn't always associated with learning, but don't let that distract you: The hot months are a great time to take up a new language. babbel.visitlink.me/C1DFKZ

The ISS is one of the proudest examples of international collaboration. How does that work, linguistically? babbel.visitlink.me/dirTPv

No, knowing a few phrases in another language doesn't make you a genius. But other people don't have to know that. babbel.visitlink.me/c7Pl8z

Sci-fi writers often pride themselves on their ability to predict the future, so it's probably no surprise that they would have invented terms that are useful for the present. babbel.visitlink.me/Ki0WSH

When the Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence, they probably still sounded more similar to King George III than modern-day Americans. babbel.visitlink.me/5zSjQI

The names of instruments can reveal the fascinating global history of music. babbel.visitlink.me/Qqi0i1

We dive into our ancient past to see if we can figure out what the first word ever spoken or written is. babbel.visitlink.me/GHJk68

One of the most common reasons to learn a language is to prepare for a trip, so we put together our best tips to do just that. babbel.visitlink.me/bEgVUc

If you've watched a TikTok where people are using weird euphemisms for sensitive topics, you might just be seeing a new kind of dialect forming. babbel.visitlink.me/JmPH0g

Who gets to be an expat? This word might not be as neutral as some would have you believe. babbel.visitlink.me/jZ9Zqg

English has been influenced by Latin, French, German...and even Old Norse! Here are some common words that have its roots in the language of Vikings. babbel.visitlink.me/ws-rA5

Did you know Italian has a word for avoiding the midday summer heat? Or that Dutch has one for taking a walk in the wind? Learn these and more! babbel.visitlink.me/E9uKiU

It's strange to realize that a country can be called something entirely different depending on the language. Here, we look at the case of Germany (or Deutschland, or Sasky, or...well, just read the article). babbel.visitlink.me/ydBe1E

If you go around Paris yelling "sacré bleu!" you might get some strange looks. babbel.visitlink.me/9KCdlp

These palindromes can make "racecar" look like child's play. babbel.visitlink.me/LmRyhH