There are many terms that drip with feeling and emotion that are simply untranslatable into English. Actually, some time ago we brought together two amazing lists of unique words with no English equivalent, remember? Today we’ve decided to add five more to those lists, but providing also the history behind them, because these beautiful terms are just worth it. By taking a closer look at them, you will get a glimpse into different cultures and belief systems that help to under

The UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) International Mother Language Day is celebrated on 21 February worldwide (every year since 2000) to promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism and to develop fuller awareness of linguistic and cultural traditions based on understanding, tolerance, and dialogue. The phrase “mother language,” otherwise known as ''mother tongue'' refers to what we are taught at home from

Ever wanted to say something in English but couldn’t find the exact word? Maybe other languages have the answer! Some languages from all around the globe have words and phrases to describe life situations English speakers never knew they needed. Not convinced yet? Take a look at this curious list of funny expressions and their meanings with no exact English equivalent. They’re just worth it! Age-otori -- Japanese To look worse after a haircut. Almost all of us could use it at