When the British left India in 1947, Indian English developed. It mixes American and British English with vernacular words and syntax, and literal translations of phrases. The website Samosapedia describes itself as "the definitive guide [...]

Would you like to go abroad to improve your foreign language skills? Or would you rather have a relaxing holiday sunbathing on Thai beaches or doing a gastronomic trip around Italian countryside? Most of us [...]

The Romance languages descend from Vulgar Latin, the language of ancient Rome. Nowadays the four most widely spoken Romance languages are Spanish (c. 320 million native), Portuguese (c. 180 million native), French (c. 125 million [...]