Legit Louisiana Gumbo, by Louis Michot
Before I stepped foot in Louisiana, I made Isaac Toups gumbo and thought it turned out pretty well. I made my own roux with grapeseed oil, flower and...
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Learner Q&A: Growing Up and Raising Children with French in Louisiana with Ryan Verret
Ryan’s two eldest children are Rosetta Stone’s most active French learners in Louisiana, so we jumped at the chance to have the whole family join us on our...
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Louisiana’s French-Language Renaissance
This was my first true Mardi Gras experience, and my assumptions—as assumptions tend to go—were embarrassingly naive.
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Speaking Japanese (in Seattle)
You don’t have to travel the world to use another language (although if you can, you should). To prove it, we’re teaming up with locals to explore American...
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Learner Q&A: Talking About Speaking Japanese with Erika Sumer
Erika is learning Japanese and joined us on a Japanese tour of Seattle. We asked her about her journey. Read on for her story, her language routine, and...
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Learner Q&A: Talking About Speaking Japanese with Rebecca Elo
Rebecca is learning Japanese and joined us on a Japanese tour of Seattle. Read on to find out why she started, where it has taken her, and why...
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Mexico’s Most Unique Celebration—Noche de Rábanos
Oaxaca is probably best known for its popular Día de Muertos celebration each year, but visiting Oaxaca during Noche de Rábanos, or the Night of the Radishes, is...
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Día de Muertos—A Mexican Tradition Celebrating Life
https://youtu.be/Xrq3Eb6G_sA A Día de Muertos celebration in Tlaquepaque, a suburb of Guadalajara. You’ll find tradition running deep throughout Mexico and one of the biggest is Día de Muertos....
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A Spanish Journey through Latin America
After spending a year improving my Spanish speaking skills with Rosetta Stone’s app, it was fun to take the leap and explore three different Spanish-speaking countries. I took...
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