After Latin pop and R&B singer Nezza's viral controversial performance at Dodger Stadium, Dodgers fans have grown frustrated ...

Nezza, a rising singer, dancer, and social media personality, sparked nationwide debate Saturday night when she delivered a ...

AfroCuration Ghana 2025 has brought together speakers of seven Ghanaian languages, along with academics, language experts, and digital activists, to promote and preserve African identities through ...

Today, experts say about 500 people speak the near-extinct language, and the movement to learn it is growing. In the 1990s, fewer than 350 people spoke Inari Sámi.

All of this is what makes “Laughs in Spanish” so delightfully universal, no matter what language you speak. After all, everybody has had “one of those days” at some point.

Ruins of a peristyle home from the ancient Greek colony of Empúries, Credit: LeZibou / Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0. Greek is present in the languages of the Western world—and beyond. This Spanish oldie by ...

When looking at the data state by state, it was German that was found to come in third place across the United States: It’s ranked as the most spoken language after English and Spanish in no ...

This year’s Spanish Scrabble champion? A man who can’t speak Spanish. It wasn’t even the first time Nigel Richards of New Zealand won a Scrabble competition in a language he didn’t speak.

Ted Purdom, from California, hated languages in school and failed Spanish twice. Then he found himself studying in Spain and now runs his own language school there.

Meanwhile, a Spanish-language Mass is offered in all 72 parishes in the Diocese of Brownsville. In the Archdiocese of Miami, 89 out of 109 — 81% — of parishes offer a Spanish-language Mass.

Open up a webpage in a foreign language using Microsoft Edge, and a dialog box at the top of the screen will ask if translation is required. Click Translate to go ahead with that, or More to get ...

Empty news racks still remain at the entrance to the Novy Ranch Market in downtown Santa Ana on June 26. There are no Spanish-language newspapers being printed in Santa Ana.