Life Of Briller

How well do you know your regions of the world? Let's do another cultural/geographical quiz!

As someone who is learning Spanish, I can relate more and more to my students learning English. Here's why...

Here we go again! And this time, our theme is: Done, Gone & Over. Three keywords to say "finito" in English.

If this is lacking in your life it's definitely time to find a way to have it. What am I talking about? The ZONE!

It's a classic debate: Is learning a language away from the country that speaks it possible or impossible? Let's talk about that...

As someone who loves culture and is always insatiably curious, let me ask you a few questions...

This is an important realization I've made as I've gotten older. You might relate to it!

Here we go again! The theme of this week's translations? The difference between Simple Past and Present Perfect!

If we don't slow down every now and then our brains might explode...

Let's clarify something important: Fluency is a lot more achievable than you might think...

Let me share FIVE American foods that I think you should try!

Here's a life lesson that has always helped me. It might help you too...

Welcome back to the Translation Arena! And today's theme: Special Sentence Constructions...

I've lived abroad in many places for many years. Here's my brief summary of what that's like...

As a guy who creates a lot of stuff, what is my process? How can I keep the ideas flowing? Well, it's not easy, but let me share a couple methods that I use...

How did my dad react when he heard me speak Italian for the first time? It was a priceless reaction and moment for me! I'll talk about it in today's episode...

Understandably, only certain parts of the US are well known. But is there anything else to discover? In today's episode I want to share some forgotten US states that you might like...

Here we go again! The theme of this week's arena: 2nd Conditional Sentences... Good luck!

We've always been told not to care about what others think. But is that always good advice?

This is something I love about Italian traditions, and I think it's very important too...