


Gestures that can cause offence
Gestures are an intrinsic part of communication, but their meanings can vary from country to country. These six gestures can inspire smiles or frowns, depending on where you are.
5 tips for entering the Spanish market
Entering a new market can be a daunting prospect. However, the challenge is even more significant when trying to navigate the market of an entirely different country. With that in mind, we'll take a look at the Spanish market and identify some tips that can simplify the transition. Keep reading to find out more.
What is grammar pedantry syndrome?
People suffering from grammar pedantry syndrome or GPS get extremely annoyed by grammatical mistakes and feel the urge to correct each and every one of them. What exactly causes this condition? And could it be dangerous to one's health?
10 interesting facts about the Russian language
Russian is the 8th most-spoken language in the world and one of the official languages of the UN. It has a unique script and grammatical rules that need to be understood to successfully convey your brand message.
10 hilarious English language and translation jokes
Want to know what language lovers and translators laugh at? Today, we offer you a compilation of 10 hilarious jokes on language and translation. We hope you'll enjoy!
Ranking factors Google: 151–209
How to rank higher in Google? Which SEO strategies should you pay attention to and which ones can be neglected? In this article, we'll tell you about the last 59 Google ranking factors, determining which are most important at present.
The 6 kinds of writer’s block (and how to overcome them)
We've all heard of writer's block, but few realise that this term is an umbrella for multiple different problems. Nor do they realise that what's helpful in one case might be detrimental in another. We'll dive into six different types of writer's block and discuss solutions for each, combining science and the best advice from legendary writers.
Where did the calendar months get their names?
Over the years, we've become so used to the names of the months on our calendar. But do you have any idea where these names come from? In this article, we're going to explore how each month, from January to December, was given its designation.
Ranking factors Google: factors 101–150
We continue our series on Google's 200 ranking factors. In this article, we break down another 50 metrics Google may use in its algorithm to determine your PageRank, and therefore, your SEO success.
The benefits of a multilingual brain
Did you know that a bilingual speaker's brain may function differently to that of a monolinguist? In this article, we explore the benefits of speaking two (or more) languages.