Life Of Briller

Let's dive into some of the differences between these two living situations...

Today's themes: Be used to, Get used to and the Used to verb tense. Good luck and happy translating!

Living abroad is a wild experience, and I think everyone should try it at least once (if they can). Here's my brief explanation of what will happen to you...

Let me share a few aspects of traveling alone that I've learned over the years...

I've been in Sicily for a few weeks now. I'd like to update you on how it's going!

I'd like to share a bit about my experience being "The Foreigner", but don't worry, there are a lot of positives to it!

Today's theme is the "maybe" aux verb: Might!

Never be ashamed to be a non-native speaker. And always remember that yes, we understand you perfectly fine!

Today's episode might strike you as a bit more serious than usual. But don't let that scare you away...

Here's a classic question I've gotten many times. So what's my answer?

Here's a mental trick to help you realize that learning English is actually possible...

Here we go again! I have 5 more translations for you today, and our theme is Phrasal Verbs...

It's funny what happens when we literally can NOT use the internet, but why do we need to turn off the internet for our brains to turn on?

Have you ever wondered what a typical day in American high school is like? I'm here to answer that question for you!

The title says it all. Let's be clear about this...

We might not give enough credit to our languages as the key factor in determining our culture. Let's talk a little bit about that today...

Here's round 4 in our series of Translation Challenges. The theme for today: Present Perfect Continuous

I love American coffee, but I really love Italian breakfast in general too. Here's why...

Here's a fun piece of American history...

Are you living to make your life better or are you living to improve the society you live in?