Learn English in New York City
Spring is an exciting time of year. There’s no better time to add new words to your vocabulary. Start with this list of vocabulary words that are related to spring. The Different Meanings of Spring Just like how the word “fall” has more than one meaning, there are also multiple meanings of the word “spring.” …
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It may seem hard to believe, but spring is just around the corner. In New York City, that means that people are getting ready to leave their heavy winter coats behind and make the most of the warm weather. If you are living or studying in the Big Apple, there are plenty of fun spring …
When you don’t have the time or money to hop on a plane and take a traditional vacation, a relaxing staycation might be the perfect way to unwind for a few days. Luckily, New York City is so large and diverse that there are plenty of opportunities to explore new places without leaving the city. …
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New York City has lots of Irish history. More than 12 percent of the population has Irish roots, according to the Washington Post. But on St. Patrick’s Day, everyone in America wears their finest green clothes to celebrate the Irish holiday. While some take part by enjoying shepherd’s pie and Guinness at their local pub, …
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When walking through the streets of New York City, people are often surprised by the number of languages they hear. NYC is known as a place where people from many different countries live, and the diversity of languages is impressive. Experts think that there may be as many as 800 languages spoken throughout the city. …
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