Studycat introduces interactive speaking challenges in its Spanish iPhone app, helping young learners practice pronunciation in a safe, playful environment. Our goal is to make speaking Spanish ...

Arizona has its fair share of place names that outsiders and even locals struggle to pronounce. But one group claims this spot is the hardest.

The English language is no exception. With roots in many other world languages, English includes a number of spelling, ...

Brits visiting Spain have been urged to memorise a few things to avoid making some mortifying mistakes. James Smith, a Spanish language expert at Learn Spanish with James, has revealed some common ...

A YOUNG woman has revealed that she ditched the UK and moved to Spain. While Georgia loves her life in Málaga, a Spanish city well-known for its beautiful beaches, there are five things she can’t ...

Learn key Spanish phrases to enhance your trip to Spain, from greetings to dining, with expert tips from 'Learn Spanish with James'.

Abstract: Over the last few years, we have witnessed a growing interest in computer-assisted pronunciation training (CAPT) tools and the commercial success of foreign language teaching applications ...

The annual Danish Days festival brings traditional music and dancing to the streets. Even the McDonald’s looks like it belongs in Copenhagen. Tasting rooms pour wines from the surrounding valley. This ...

Learn how to master the correct pronunciation of "Phnom Penh" with our simple and effective guide. If you're planning a visit to Cambodia or are intrigued by language and culture, this video is your ...

Denzel Washington set the record straight regarding the correct pronunciation of his first name. During an appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," the 70-year-old actor, born Denzel Hayes Washington Jr., ...

If you're new to Georgia, or even a lifelong resident, you've probably stumbled over a few town names that look simple on paper but sound completely different when spoken aloud. From silent syllables ...

Words with the letters 'ed' at the end are usually regular past tense verbs like 'started' or adjectives like ‘confused’. The pronunciation of 'ed' can change depending on which sound comes before it ...