“Di-ver-ti-do!” Children shouted out each syllable as they clapped their hands together in a fast-paced hand game. “Di-ver-ti-do!” Divertido means fun in Spanish, teacher Kristen Wolf told her ...

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OPINION: In 8th grade, my school gave us the option to learn a second language. My teachers explained the practical benefits, such as enhancing college applications, resumes or traveling without ...

My 3-year-old has been playing in her room by herself for an hour. I’m beginning to worry she is up to no good: Is she “decorating” her walls with a Sharpie or perhaps systematically pulling out tufts ...

Until a few years ago, I couldn’t speak Spanish without sounding about half a century older—and much more religious—than I am. The language is the first one I learned, but I was taught it primarily by ...

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Over the past few months we’ve tried out a handful of language learning apps. From Babbel to Busuu to Rosetta Stone, we’ve checked out all different learning styles and methods. One app that’s set ...

Have you ever wondered why kids can pick up languages so easily? Even if it’s one they don’t speak at home, and contains sounds, structures, and symbols they don’t immediately recognize or are ...

Heading out on a nature walk near their Carbondale, Colorado, home, Rachel Mulry and her three kids review some words: verde (green), naranja (orange), rojo (red). The family is learning Spanish ...