Experts have found a new dialect being used amongst Miami population that contains directly translated terms but Spanish ...

Research by Trinity College London has revealed the top phrases used by UK residents to dodge confrontations and ...

Movie-inspired terms like "bombshell," "bucket list," and "the dark side" have become staples in the English language. There ...

Example: At the sight of the singer, the audience sprang to their feet, waved their hands and cheered at the top of their lungs. Example: As soon as the teacher entered the classroom, students ...

The English language is full of sayings or idioms that, on the face of it, don’t make a lot of sense. If you heard something ‘from the horse’s mouth’, why is it particularly reliable?

Believe it or not, there are some American "sayings" that non-Americans actually like. And I always thought this one was funny: Non-Americans think it's cute when we refer to a lot of something as ...