Written by Edwar Manjarres

“Attache ta tuque!” (Tie down your hat!) is a very typical expression in Quebec. It is used to warn that something intense is coming, and in the months of December, when winter arrives, it is more common to hear it.

In this blog, I present an imagined account of the routine...

Written by Gabriel Estrada

Reviews that endorse our English and French courses

Are you looking for the real proof that a language course works? The answer lies in those who have already succeeded.

Today we dedicate this blog to the more than one hundred reviews that motivate us to go ahead with the teaching...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Are you learning a new language? If so, you'll want to master A1 or beginner level as soon as possible. To make progress, it is necessary to forget a little of just memorizing the grammar and give yourself more to the daily conversation, an art that children handle by ...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

How to talk to the plombier and the électricien?

You've just moved to Quebec and you're surprised by the state of your new apartment. It's tidy, but there are some breakdowns that you didn't expect, and to fix them you have to communicate in French!

How to tell the plombier that the water ...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Do you hear the terms "Black Friday" and "Cyber Monday" everywhere, but don't know exactly what the phrases mean for the deals? It's normal. In Canada, November is dressed up with English and French advertisements during these discount days, and Latinos who...

Written by Gabriela Estrada

Have you ever seen Canadians wear a red poppy on their chest? This practice is very common, as it is associated with Memorial Day, which is celebrated every November 11. This tradition serves us not only as a theme to learn about the country'shistory , but also as a...