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Did you know this German Idiom? Add it to your bank of German phrases to use next time you practice!

Beyond the simple beauty of language lies Afnan, a word woven into the verses of the Quran. It evokes the image of lush, fruit-bearing branches that sway in the eternal gardens of Paradise.

The Netherlands is a blooming powerhouse! 🌷 From dominating the tulip market to exporting billions of bulbs, the Dutch floral industry is a global leader. Have you ever seen the famous tulip fields in person? ✨

Expand your French vocabulary with a word that’s truly out of this world! ✨ "Onirique" describes that ethereal, dreamlike quality we often find in art, film, or a particularly surreal sunset.

What’s the most onirique place you’ve ever visited? 💭

This romantic anthem by Hong Kong’s king of vocals Jacky Cheung is a firm favourite at karaoke sessions when the night inevitably turns to nostalgic songs. Add this to your Cantopop playlist!

Try this famous Thai tongue twister: "Yak yai lai yak lek, yak lek lai yak yai" 👹✨ Try to say it fast 3 times—it’s harder than it sounds!

Ever been caught in that awkward (or perfect) moment when someone walks in the second you say their name? 🗣️✨ That’s exactly when you’d use today’s English idiom!

Guddommelig — an adjective meaning “divine” or “heavenly” — appears in both Norwegian and Danish, though the pronunciation differs slightly between the two. Here’s the Norwegian pronunciation; add this word to your vocabulary today!

Did you know this? What language do you find the hardest based on your native language?

🚧 Temporary Language Centre Office Closure

Please note that the King's Language Centre office at 170 Strand is temporarily closed while improvement works are carried out.

Our services continue as normal, and our teams remain available to support you throughout this period.

If you need to get in touch, please contact your usual Language Centre team:

📧 Modules Team: [email protected]
📧 Partnerships Team: [email protected]
📧 Short Courses Team: [email protected]

Thank you for your patience and understanding while these improvements take place.