Languages Vs. Dialects in the Brain: What's the Difference?
Is knowing multiple dialects the same as knowing multiple languages? They have more in common than you might think! Here's how your brain handles both.| Duolingo Blog
Is knowing multiple dialects the same as knowing multiple languages? They have more in common than you might think! Here's how your brain handles both.| Duolingo Blog
How do we know what's good or bad in a language? Who decides? Language rules have a lot to do with who's in charge, and not much to do with grammar!| Duolingo Blog
Music and language have a lot in common, but can music actually help you learn a language? Here's how to use music to learn a language!| Duolingo Blog
Watching TV in a new language is a great way to practice what you study! Here's how to make the most of audio and subtitles to learn a language.| Duolingo Blog
For language learners, pronunciation is an important skill. But why are new sounds hard to learn? The answer has to do with your brain and your mouth!| Duolingo Blog
When learning a new language, it's easy to focus on all the differences in words and grammar. But languages actually have a lot in common, too!| Duolingo Blog
Pronouns are little words with big responsibility. Learn more about how they work across different languages.| Duolingo Blog
These cases demonstrate how languages change from political and personal upheaval.| Duolingo Blog
Learn the difference between a dialect and an accent, and how both evolve over time!| Duolingo Blog
Language families come in all shapes and sizes—some include hundreds of languages, and others just a few. This overview covers 22 of the main groups!| Duolingo Blog
