Learning numbers in a European language has probably affected your early maths ability. It turns out there are better ways to count.

Korean is a very intriguing language and with the popularity of the BTS fandom and K-dramas, people are even more keen to learn Korean. Korean has become one of the fastest-growing languages in ...

According to a growing body of research, the words that different languages use for numbers can affect how easily we learn to count and understand basic concepts such as fractions.

Both languages have very restricted vocabularies for numbers, limited to words for one, two, few and many. The team also studied 13 English-speaking Indigenous children in Melbourne.

“Uno, dos, tres…” Tali can count in more foreign languages! Tali Sotto impresses netizens as she counts in not just one but four different languages. Pauleen Luna's Instagram video showed Tali Sotto ...