Resell, re-commerce, zero waste, recycle, second hand. And even sustainable, take-back, reuse, reduce, e-waste, and repair. They’re words on the tip of every tongue in the fashion world, indicating a…
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MakaVoxy: The gold standard for digital English Courses Join us for Voxy Open Days to find out more about how Artificial Intelligence can transform your English training strategy moving forward. Our…
TERM OF THE WEEK: SYSTEMIC RACISM A (not so) Brief History of systemic racism in America On May 25 of 2020 a white police officer detained George Floyd, an unarmed…
Never have we had so much time to experiment in the kitchen. At the start of our respective lockdowns, city by city, country by country we started to run out…
Thanks to the success of our virtual course series, we are happy to announce the launch of our web catalog where you can find a limited selection of our trainer…
WORD(s) OF THE WEEK: CAREMONGERING and other social caring words Adversity is a great unifier. In the face of uncertainty and crises there are many phases we go through;…
All those of you who’ve had one eye on the news or socials recently are sure to have heard “fake news” our term of the week. In Italian, fake…
The UK officially left the European Union on 31 January 2020 but students already enrolled on degree courses in the UK are guaranteed to be able to finish their course…
Take English Learning Everywhere with Podcasts Are you looking for an easy way to learn English? Are you too busy to learn English? Or, do you finally have a little…
Fun English Words for April Fool’s Day Did you brother ever put salt in your cereal or a whoopee cushion under your seat? Did your colleague ever tape over the…
Italy, Italians, the World Cup, and football terms Dear Italian football fan, I’m writing to you as an English football fan, so one football fan to another. This summer, you…
Word of the week: Blue moon, phenomenon and idiom! On January 31st 2018, on the right side of the moon, you can get a glimpse of a lunar phenomenon, a…
Fintech, Bitcoins and other related financial terms decrypted Anybody who reads the newspaper has been inundated with the word Bitcoin. And all the old adjectives (astronomical) and adverbs (dramatic) nouns…
Yes? Yes, YES! Yes, yes, yes yes yes! Yes, it is; yes, it was; yes, I will. The inspiration of the well-known campaign slogan “Yes We Can” and the beginning…
Leave it to the Americans to Americanize a foreign cultural staple and make it their own. The perennial Moroccan mint tea takes on a new edge with the refreshing addition…
What makes English so difficult? Sometimes it can feel that you will never be able to speak perfect English. The truth is that most people don’t. But to help your…
When do we use tell and when say? Improve your English grammar with our quick easy mini-lesson on the difference between say and tell! He is a bad actor. Tell…
How adjectives and adverbs and work English fluency sometimes comes down to the way you jazz up your nouns and verbs with adjectives and adverbs to make your sentences more…
When the going gets tough, the tough staycation I called a friend in New York the other day to see how he was doing. He said “I’m really good, I’m…