Across the United States, a quiet linguistic shift is underway, reshaping how people speak in ways that are easy to miss in ...

The lore has by now been recounted many a time: In 2004, Scott and Andrea Swift moved from central Pennsylvania to Nashville ...

Mastering English can be tough for many learners. And choosing the right accent can add an extra challenge. But which English accent is easiest to learn: British or American? The answer is not as ...

Bailey Ross has devoted himself to speaking French and promoting Acadian culture. But feeling like he belonged and could call himself Acadian came much later in life. (Submitted by Bailey Ross) This ...

If you haven’t heard by now, a sword-slinging reboot of the classic 1980s fantasy-action film, Highlander, is well in the works. Henry Cavill is set to lead the cast with Chad Stahelski of the John ...

Let’s get something straight about accents. A distinctive accent makes you memorable. It helps you stand out in meetings, pitches, and presentations, and it reminds others that you bring a global ...

I speak Spanish with my mother, with other relatives, with old friends. I speak it with my children, though not as often as I should. I read novels in Spanish and listen to ’80s songs in Spanish.

We're always in the mood for a dark thriller this time of year as we get cosy in front of the TV, however, the latest drama to take over our screens is decidedly sunny and warm, as ITV's Frauds is set ...

Bad Bunny is no stranger to making history. Since he arrived on the music scene in 2016, the Latin superstar continues to break records and test the boundaries of the industry in every direction. Most ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I work for a small, family-run restaurant. The owner is from Ukraine. She is fluent in English, but speaks with a notable accent. I am from the area the restaurant is located in, ...

In one case, a U.S. citizen born and raised in east LA said he was standing on a sidewalk when agents ran toward him with handguns and military-style rifles and repeatedly asked if he was an American.

Millions of people in Los Angeles, many of them Latino and working-class, could be detained simply for speaking Spanish or being in the "wrong" place. The U.S. Supreme Court authorized the federal ...