For a native English speaker, numbers in French can come as a shock. What’s that little detail that took you some time to get used to when learning a language?

November is National National Native American Heritage Month! Here are just a few foods native to the Americas whose names we derive from indigenous languages. (There’s some disagreement about exactly which word inspired the word “chocolate.”)

The winter holidays are right around the corner- but which #holidays? Many holidays are celebrated around the world! Learn more about these upcoming celebrations! blog.cricketelearning.com/14-fall-and-wi…?

Before you tuck into your turkey, here are a few more harvest celebrations and traditions from around the world, courtesy of FACES Magazine! cricketmedia.com/blog/giving-th…

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What’s in a name? You might know the classic Christmas carol “O, Tannenbaum,” but did you know that’s not the only German name for a Christmas tree?

Little wooden stalls filled with gifts and baubles, the sweet smell of spices rising through the chilly air… sounds like a #ChristmasMarket! Here are some of the biggest and most famous Christmas markets in both Europe and the USA: blog.cricketelearning.com/the-biggest-an…?

It’s that time of year! (Depending on which hemisphere you’re in, that is!) If you’re dreaming of a white Christmas or snowy winter holidays of any kind, here’s how to say “snow” in several different languages!

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Often, being multilingual can help you recognize unfamiliar words in a new language! But sometimes… it really is just a coincidence. Think the word “delito” in Spanish means “delight?” It actually means “crime!” Which false cognate has tripped you up?

So you're learning Portuguese before an upcoming trip to Brazil? That's awesome! But if you really want to sound like a local, here are some important tips and tricks from our Portuguese teacher, Jhenifer L! blog.cricketelearning.com/mastering-braz… #blog #langtwt

According to the US Department of State, it takes 2200 hours (approximately 88 weeks) to become fluent in Japanese! There’s no better time than now to begin your Japanese language learning journey with a live online instructor! #langtwt

Now that’s just silly. But it is proof that bilingual employees are incredibly valuable in the workplace so that mistakes like this don’t happen! If you want to learn a new language and advance in your career, get started with us! #languagememe

Today is the #InternationalDayofEducation! One of our favorite lesser-known holidays of the year! In honor of this occasion, here are some fast facts about learning languages that we think everyone should know!

Happy #YearOfTheSnake! In Mandarin Chinese, the word for “snake” is 蛇, or Shé. But how do you say “snake” in some of the other languages we offer? Here are just a few! #LunarNewYear

English speakers may take it for granted, but for English language learners, the different pronunciations of “ough” can be one of the trickiest things to learn! What’s been the most confusing part of learning your target language? #langtwt

Check out these interesting snake-themed idioms from different languages as we slither into a new lunar year! 🐍 blog.cricketelearning.com/9-smart-serpen… #langtwt #yearofthesnake

GRAMMY Awards? What about Grammar Awards? Because we think you deserve one for all the language learning progress you’ve made this year! #langtwt #GRAMMYs