French word of the week: nom
Thanks for joining us again for yet another French word of the week! This Monday, we’re going to tell you … Continued
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Learning Spanish: porque or por qué?
Today we’re looking at another two commonly confused Spanish words and expressions: porque and por qué; and while we’re about it, we’ll touch on two more variations on a theme.
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Spanish words of the week: retrospectivo or retrospectiva?
This week we’re looking at the most common uses of another Spanish word pair: retrospectivo and retrospectiva.
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French word of the week: place
Welcome back! I’s time for another French word of the week. Today, we’re going to delve into the details of
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Spanish word of the week: quedar
Today we’re looking at quedar, an everyday Spanish verb with a wide range of practical uses. We’ll focus on the most common ones, starting with how it describes the result or outcome of an event or the passage of time.
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French word of the week: sonner
To start your week off right, we’re back with another French word! In today’s word of the week blog, we’re
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Back of the net! Nine football terms to take to the 2026 World Cup
Back of the net! Nine football terms to take to the 2026 World Cup The 2026 FIFA World Cup™ kicks
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Spanish words of the week: diestro or diestra?
This week we’re looking at the most common uses of Spanish words diestro and diestra.
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Why the Collins Dictionary is the best for writers and editors!
Every writer has been there: staring at a word that looks right but feels wrong, or reaching for a synonym
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