The French language has two different words for doctor, and despite some French people using them interchangeably, they do in ...

And in this instance, the opposite of “good” is not “bad,” but simply “not good.” Since “well” is also an adjective meaning “healthy,” “I am well” is also a possible response. The writer is a ...

Just like the English ‘everywhere’, ovunque (hear it pronounced here) is an adverb used to refer to all places or the whole of a specific place, usually in a hyperbolic or exaggerated manner. For ...

For someone who grew up with Bengali and English, learning Japanese is a fresh and bracing experience, writes Baizid Khoorshid Riaz ...

For those eager to sharpen their word association skills, NYT Connections remains a must-play puzzle, blending challenge with ...

Getting to grips with French grammar is not easy - which is why we're starting our new series offering tips and tricks for French learners. This week we're looking at the notorious subjunctive and ...