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6 oktober 2025

A full moon, a goddess and a mooncake with egg yolk

You’ve probably heard of Chinese New Year. Maybe even the dragon boat races. But the Mid-Autumn Festival? Probably not. Yet it’s one of the most important traditional celebrations in China. A festival full of symbolism, family ties, moon worship – and even poetry. It also has a beautiful link to the Chinese language.

30 september 2025

Six cultural insights for doing business successfully in the Gulf region

The Gulf region offers huge opportunities for entrepreneurs, consultants, and service providers. But to succeed, you need to understand the culture. Even in ultra-modern cities like Dubai, Doha, and Riyadh, business runs on different rules, rules rooted in tradition. In this article, you'll learn what makes the Gulf region unique and how to adapt your approach for better communication and long-term success.

23 september 2025

Why Regina Coeli is ranked the best training institute in the Netherlands

Discover why Regina Coeli tops the MT1000 list and what makes our personalised language training so effective.

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22 september 2025

Tu or vous? How to choose the right form in French

In French, you can address someone using tu or vous. And yes, this can be tricky for non-native speakers. What do you say to a colleague you’ve just met? Or a waiter? Or your French mother-in-law?

19 september 2025

How learning languages keeps your brain young and your life rich

Can learning a new language really train your brain, open your mind, and boost your resilience? Absolutely. Language skills are much more than just a handy tool. Whether you're picking up a second language or actively using several, you're investing in your mental strength. And not only on a cognitive level—but socially and professionally too.

17 september 2025

10 smart ways to refresh your English

Used to speak English fluently, but now feel a bit rusty? You’re not alone. It’s completely normal — language fades when you don’t use it regularly. The good news? You can get your English back on track quickly, even with a busy schedule. Here are ten practical and proven ways to refresh your skills — no stress required.


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