How does language learning evolve? What are the trends today? What are some interesting facts about languages? Find the answers to these and many more questions here.
New Preply survey reveals the impact of language on migrant integration and opportunity. From finding a job to feeling welcome in daily life, language plays a vital role. Here’s what we learned from 1,620 international migrants.
Preply reveals how language learning is transforming careers and highlights the fastest-growing languages and the power of multilingual connections.
Find out how much being bilingual could increase your salary. Try our interactive ROI calculator and see the real value of learning a language.
Our in-house language experts surveyed 3,000 people to reveal how our feelings transform when we speak in another language.
Get 25% off when you order the bill in Italian at Carluccio’s UK. Join Preply’s campaign in November to practise pronunciation, build confidence, and enjoy your favourite Italian dishes.
A global look at the hidden challenges of language learning. Explore insights from six countries revealing what truly holds adults back.
Self-learning language apps can be fun, but do they actually help you learn? In this study, we uncover the limitations of language learning through apps alone.
Instant translation devices and apps are like magic for travelers, but is something important lost? In this study, we uncover the negatives of the tech.
Language learning experts recommend immersion in popular media to help learn real world applications of language. Here are the best movies to learn from.
Explore how language anxiety can have an impact on Americans’ travel plans, and how simple preparation can unlock better experiences.
Each year, Merriam-Webster adds new words to the dictionary. In this study, we uncover which additions from the past 40 years haven’t stuck.
Music is a great tool for language learning. We analyzed the songs of the top 158 artists to find out who produces the easiest music for language learners.
Explore how non-Anglo names are often mispronounced or changed in the UK, and how this affects cultural identity, language preservation, and naming practices.
Name pronunciation made easy. Use the IPA Guide from Preply to avoid mispronunciations and embrace inclusive communication.
Many post-pandemic university grads are struggling to make their way into a steady career. In this study, we unveil recent grads’ education regrets.
Students are among the heaviest users of LLM tools. In this study, we identify the subject students use AI for most and which tools they are utilizing.
From “Arkansas” to “Massachusetts”, we reveal the states that Americans most often struggle to spell and pronounce.
Inside our approach to showcasing Preply’s secret ingredient: the human connection
AYOR, KPC, and POMS are just a few texting acronyms being sent in 2025. In this study, we identify which acronyms Americans are most confused by.
Considering a career in translation? We’ve created a comprehensive guide that covers the essential qualifications, skills, and experience needed for success in this field.
Language is deeply human, so Preply puts real tutor–student relationships first, combining personal connection with supportive AI, unlike apps shifting to fully automated learning.
Struggling with accents? You’re not alone. Our new Dialect Training shows how listening to British English can sharpen your ear, improve your pronunciation, and kickstart your language learning journey.
Could your accent help you learn a new language? Our latest research reveals how Northern UK accents may boost language skills, and why embracing your voice could be the key to mastering pronunciation.
Even the most avid readers can find it hard to finish certain books. In this study, we uncover the books Americans most commonly start but never finish.
How do you like to study? Our study reveals the most popular learning styles in the U.S. — and how to squeeze the most from your study sessions.
Wondering where to live in Hong Kong? Our study ranks all 18 districts, whether you prefer a relaxed area, city access, or proximity to schools.
In this study, we surveyed working women across the U.S. about their communication at work, uncovering how their speech changes while in the office.
In this study, we surveyed American workers about the language their bosses use with them and found the cities and industries with the meanest bosses.
This study sheds light on when and why silence becomes awkward and how the US compares to other cultures around the world.
From “baloney” to “groovy,” discover which retro slang terms Americans want to bring back into the mix. Plus, learn how generational preferences shape outdated slang by decade.
In this study, we uncover where Americans use nicknames with their partners most and the most popular nicknames used in each state.
We surveyed 2,133 Americans to find out how people feel about small talk. Ohio, Alabama, and Florida are the states where people make the most small talk.
This new study uncovers which U.S. cities are the noisiest, from taking a personal call at work to talking in movie theaters.
We polled 1,000 people living in Hong Kong about their perceptions of accents to find out which ones they find the most and the least attractive. We also got insights into whether Hongkongers have accent-related biases in the workplace.
Parents live very busy lives from pick-ups and drop-offs to reading to and playing with their kids. In this new study, we learn where parents in the U.S. spend the most time with their kids.
From “Shut the front door!” to “Oh, sh**!”—there are plenty of ways people express their tough feelings. In this study, we learn which parts of the U.S. swear the most.
Our latest research reveals how long it takes silence to become awkward around the world and situations in Singapore where pauses feel most uncomfortable.
Dive into Singapore’s Lunar New Year celebrations with Preply’s latest survey— discover the most popular traditions, superstitions and etiquette.
Our latest research reveals how long it takes silence to become awkward around the world and situations in the UK where pauses feel most uncomfortable.
Our latest research reveals the most commonly hacked passwords in the world and Singapore, as well as sharing tips for creating a secure password that stands up to attacks.
We surveyed 1,012 Americans about the words that make people sound smarter. Ambiguous, articulate, and exacerbate top the list.
Our latest research reveals the most commonly hacked passwords in the world and the UK, as well as sharing tips for creating a secure password that stands up to attacks.
Meet the nicest people on Reddit and those with the most karma per contribution. Plus, find out which subreddits that naughty and nice users hang out in the most.
We set out to discover which U.S. state has the most festive spirit (and which ones are least likely to believe in Santa!) — here’s what we found.
A personality style can play a role in various aspects of life, but how does it impact language learning abilities? Find out in a new study.
Preply’s latest research explores corporate jargon in Singapore, uncovering what employees love and hate about workplace language.
Some town names can be found in across the U.S., but others are unique to their state. In a new study, we uncover the states with the most unique town names.
To find out which U.S. cities have the most overpriced restaurants, we analyzed the language in 57,245 reviews for over 10,000 restaurants.
Want to earn some cash on the side? We’ve discovered the best-paying side hustles in Singapore and the languages that will give you the highest side income.
Could you be making these common mistakes when singing along to your favourite songs?
Our latest research reveals the 20 most confusing text slang abbreviations in Singapore based on the number of Google searches for their meanings.
To find out where young people are most prepared for adulting, we surveyed 2,031 Americans. Residents of Illinois and New Jersey top the list.
Gone are the days when a boss would simply point at an employee and shout, “You’re fired!” So, what language do bosses use to fire employees in 2025?
Cross-generational study of over 5, 400 adults across 9 geographies in Europe, Asia, North and South America.
Discover the unsung heroes Americans often overlook. Explore which essential professionals go unthanked and why expressing gratitude matters more than ever.
Some people are just plain rude in public. In this study, we surveyed Americans to learn which cities are rudest. Read on to learn more.
We surveyed over 1,500 Singaporeans on why they use subtitles, to find out how useful this is for language learning.
From Dubai to Taipei, we discovered the most walkable cities in Asia for tourists visiting.
We surveyed over 1,500 Singaporeans to find out which artists inspire different emotions, including happiness, sadness, anger and love, in their fans.
Hongkongers are addicted to smartphones and are considering cutting back. Discover usage patterns and alternative activities across generations.
From vibrant Indian cities to culture-rich Southeast Asian capitals, these are the 20 friendliest cities in Asia.
A new study by Preply reveals the top 20 European countries with the strongest community spirit and the top 10 cities in the UK.
Our new research reveals the loudest and quietest cities in the world, as well as offering tips on how to navigate a noisy city without feeling overwhelmed.
Explore the top 10 university towns and cities in Australia and discover their economic opportunities, vibrant social scenes, and affordability.
We investigate the patterns of human-written vs AI-generated text, including common words, phrases, and their differences.
Discover the highest-paying side hustles in each U.S. state! From web developers to pet sitters, find out which gigs can earn you the most extra income where you live.
America is often depicted as a melting pot, which can be seen through restaurants. In this study, we discover which cities have the most diverse cuisine.
Explore the top university towns and cities in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Discover economic opportunities, vibrant social scenes, and affordability in these iconic student havens. Perfect for selecting your ideal academic home.
We surveyed over 1,250 Taiwanese residents across 23 cities to find out which city is considered the rudest by its residents and which are the most common rude behaviors in the country.
Sometimes complaints are warranted. But for some people, complaining is a hobby, even a lifestyle. In this study, we discovered where Americans complain most.
We analyzed reviews of movies featuring Australian characters played by foreign actors to find out which films have the best and worst ‘fake’ Aussie accents.
Seeking some family fun in the sun? Discover the most family-friendly American beaches in this study from Preply.
From ‘gwan’ to ‘spuds’, a new study by Preply reveals the most, and least, popular Irish slang words and phrases.
Discover which American states are the most and least desired for a summer vacation and other vacation plans and habits amongst American travelers.
Unsure how to say Lough Neagh or Inishmore? We've got you covered! This guide unveils the trickiest Irish place names & landmarks, with pronunciations, origins, and fun facts.
Our study determined the most disciplined states, cities, and industries in the U.S. See how routine shapes success and which areas Americans find most challenging.
Find out America’s favorite books and top reading habits based on search trends and a comprehensive survey.
We analyzed data from websites that provide information about popular cultural attractions to find out which Australian cities are best for cultural experiences.
Politicians are some of the most active people on X (formerly Twitter). We analyzed millions of tweets to discover the happiest and most upset politicians in the U.S.
We interviewed language students and teachers about the impact of AI on teaching.
Find out which cities in Canada have the shortest walking distances between their most popular tourist attractions, so you can discover the city on foot.
Explore which U.S. states value their mothers' advice most highly, from health and household tips to major life decisions. Where are moms trusted the most?
We analyzed data from news sources, government archives, genealogy websites, and etymology dictionaries to uncover the literal meanings of Australian place names.
Gauge how well people in the U.S. understand crypto terms and slang in the digital age.
Discover which Australian cities have the shortest walking distances between their most popular tourist attractions, so you can plan an on-foot adventure.
We analyzed social media data to reveal the most picturesque places in Singapore, plus some of the best ‘hidden gem’ destinations to visit.
Our latest research analyzed reviews to reveal the most overrated & underwhelming tourist destinations in the world, helping you plan a stress-free vacation in 2025.
Discover the best U.S. cities for college graduates in 2025, where career opportunities, quality of life, and cultural diversity converge.
We should always practice courteous language, no matter who or “what” we communicate with. Discover which states lead in polite interactions with AI.
We analyzed data on over 48,000 establishments to determine the midsize U.S. cities with the best cultural sites. Asheville, North Carolina is the best midsize city for a cultural experience.
Discover the most polite Canadian cities based on Google search trends, and how Canadian politeness compares to that of the U.S.
Preply investigates which teams’ fans swear the most in the Premier League, NFL, and NBA, based on over 300,000 social media comments.
The U.S. is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world - but which U.S. city is the best for on-foot exploration? Find out in this study from Preply.
To determine the most confusing emojis in every state, we surveyed 2,021 Americans about how they interpret different emojis. The nail polish emoji is the most confusing overall.
World-leading dating coach Adam Lyons has analyzed 2025’s most popular celebrity couples to predict which relationships are the strongest based on their body language.
Find out how language is used throughout dating apps in Hong Kong in Preply’s exclusive survey.
Explore how Americans perceive and use body language, their level of self-awareness, and their struggles to interpret non-verbal cues.
Public speaking is one of the most common fears for most Brits. Preply’s language experts provide research-backed steps to overcome anxiety to help you communicate clearly and confidently in any public speaking situation.
We surveyed 1,360 Americans about how they interact on work video calls to find out how body language changes when interacting digitally with a diverse team.
Technology and screen time are top of mind for many parents these days, but how do they handle it? Read on to learn about parental perspectives regarding screen time in 2025.
How do greetings and welcomings differ from state to state? Explore our findings on the most and least welcoming states across the United States.
Canada attracts millions of tourists every year. Discover the highs and lows of Canadian tourist attractions to avoid disappointment when visiting.
We analyzed data from Google’s Keyword Planner, to understand which corporate jargon Aussies don’t understand.
Revealing which popular UK tourist attractions are considered the most disappointing according to visitor reviews.
A new map from online language learning platform Preply reveals how business etiquette differs in countries around the world.
Is Cork really the capital of Irish curses? A new survey uncovers the swear words, accents, and regional quirks that make the Emerald Isle unique.
Ever wondered which cities in the UK are the most welcoming? The online language learning experts at Preply have revealed all in this study.
Explore our comprehensive analysis of how personal space preferences have shifted globally and across U.S. cities post-COVID-19.
Non-verbal signals play a critical role in all communication. But how do they differ between cultures? We'll walk you through 10 cultural differences in non-verbal communication worldwide!
We surveyed Americans to see which states are most polite with their words and actions. Arkansas, Georgia, and Alabama topped the list.
We surveyed 1,504 Irish residents to understand how and why they use subtitles.
We dove into the subbing vs. dubbing debate. What is the best option, and how may it enhance cultural diversity and authenticity across different countries?
Preply surveyed over 1,500 residents of Singapore to determine how they feel about hearing and using slang.
We surveyed over 1,500 Canadian residents to find out what factors influence the first impressions they form of others in professional, casual, and virtual settings.
We surveyed over 1,250 Taiwanese residents across 23 cities to find out which city is the most respectful and whether the stereotype is true.
We surveyed 1,503 Australians in 22 cities to uncover their thoughts on Aussie stereotypes. Here’s what they really think.
To find out where in America people are best at giving and receiving compliments, we surveyed 1,991 people across the nation.
We surveyed 998 Americans on their experiences and preferences with learning on social media platforms. Health and wellness are the topics people learn about most.
A survey of 2,000 Brits exploring their attitudes towards positive phrases, revealing how cultural identity shapes language and emotions.
We've analyzed common side hustles across Australia to reveal the best-paid in each province and most populated cities.
Explore “rizz,” Oxford’s Word of the Year, in our analysis of charisma trends in Canada and the U.S., plus tips for boosting interpersonal skills.
We've analyzed common side hustles across Canada to reveal the best-paid in each province and most populated towns and cities.
Does saying "I love you" not cut it? Discover the true love languages of Canadians! Our survey reveals national & city preferences, plus tips for bridging the gap in any relationship.
Love in lines: Can you spot the famous romance movie quote among the imposters?
We analyzed data from Google, TripAdvisor and Booking.com to see which Australian cities are the most romantic.
We surveyed 996 people about their favorite teachers to find out how different types of instructors left a lifelong impact on students’ lives.
Explore how Australians use daily affirmations for well-being, with insights on popular phrases, usage trends, and impacts on mental health.
Examining K-12 attitudes toward slang in education with expert insights on its role in language development and learning.
Explore neighborly bonds across major US cities, including how city size, residence type, and digital platforms influence the strength of community ties.
From wedding day favorites to the nation’s most popular breakup ballads, we’re ready to kiss and tell. Click through to reveal America’s most popular love songs.
Preply analyzed film reviews to discover the worst on-screen fake accents and interviewed a dialect coach to discover all things accent learning.
Discover the emotional impact of popular artists’ music on their fans through Preply’s social media analysis.
Big talk moves beyond small talk to cultivate lasting relationships with friends, colleagues, loved ones, and even strangers through genuine conversations.
We surveyed over 1,000 residents of the 25 largest coastal areas in Australia to find out which beaches have the best – and worst – social etiquette.
Parents are faced with a variety of expectations and standards when it comes to communicating with their children. In this study, we surveyed parents to gain insights into their feelings and practices.
We surveyed 997 Americans about encouraging words they share and receive to find out which words of support are best to hear.
From the tone of voice to the specific words used, Preply surveyed over 1,000 Americans to uncover common trends in how we communicate when quitting a job.
Whether learning a new language or working on mental health, personal development should never stop. Here’s where Americans achieve the most growth in 2023.
We wanted to know which Australian cities use the most swear words, so we surveyed 1,500 residents of the 22 largest metropolitan areas and asked them.
Discover the most-searched football jargon and NFL teams, plus the growing football interest in states across the U.S.
We explored the favored Christmas movies across the US, Canada, and Australia, including which are the most family friendly when it comes to profanity.
Discover Canada's favorite holiday greetings in this survey of 1,500 residents. We explored regional preferences and preferred timing for festive expressions.
Who gives better gifts, Australian grandparents or parents? Our survey of 1,000 Australians uncovers insights into the holiday gifting habits of both generations.
We asked ChatGPT to create Australian versions of classic Christmas songs, featuring references to the Aussie climate, animals, and festive customs.
Here’s why learning languages like Japanese, Spanish and French can improve your salary in Singapore. Find out more on Preply.
Uncover the relationship between lyrics and social media posts.
Ever wondered how your colleagues felt about out-of-office emails? The online language learning experts at Preply have revealed all in this report.
Preply surveyed Americans on stress-induced communication trends, exploring the words used when stressed and preferred dialogue under tension.
Preply analyzed how language changes through music as well as finding the most popular slang words of 2023 and how they have evolved over time.
Discover the diversity in holiday word pronunciations across America.
Discover U.S. employees’ workplace communication trends: emails, voice messages, generational divides, and more.
We wanted to know which Australian cities have the fastest and slowest talkers, so we analyzed speech rate data from local media sources to find out.
Whether in-person or virtual, acknowledging your colleagues is an important part of office culture and etiquette. Read on to learn how Americans view workplace chatter.
Language & culture experts Preply reveal Australia’s favorite Christmas films to celebrate the festive season. What’s your region’s most popular Yuletide classic?
Preply surveyed over 1,000 Canadian employees to unveil their feelings on corporate lingo, as well as the most used workplace expressions. Find out more.
Preply conducted a study and consulted a bullying expert to understand the emotional challenges faced and advice given by parents of bullied children.
We surveyed 2,025 Americans about apologies. According to our respondents, having genuine remorse and taking responsibility are the most important characteristics of an apology.
How do holiday conversations and etiquette differ from state to state? Explore our findings on holiday etiquette across the USA!
We surveyed 997 Americans about their favorite baby talk words, how they feel about baby talk, who they use it with, and more.
We analyzed brands on Trustpilot to find out which brands elicit the most critical language from their customers.
Do Gen Z Americans really want to leave the US? We asked 3,000 to find out whether that’s true, why they want to leave, and where they want to go.
Preply asked 1,500 Australians what they call their grandparents. Some of the nicknames might surprise you.
We analyzed English Literature courses at universities across the US to find the most popular books, authors, & inclusive reading lists.
We wanted to know which pasta names were the most commonly mispronounced, so we analyzed Google Search data to find out.
Analysing the speech rates of the ten most populated cities in Canada.
Many of us have taken a phone call in public or chewed loudly at dinner, but which states do it most often? Read on to find out!
Preply introduces a seven-step routine to boost cognitive well-being and emphasise the importance of caring for your brain’s health.
Obsession with ice hockey and the overuse of the word ‘eh’ – while those may sound like a Canadian starter pack, they’re actually just stereotypes. Read on to learn how Canadians feel about these clichés.
While Americans work a variety of jobs across many fields, there can be similarities among the experiences. Read on to see the most common ways people describe their jobs.
Do you know your Mountie from your mackinaw? Your Timmies from your toonies? Preply crunched 128k+ tweets to find the most popular Canadian slang.
Discover the most culturally diverse cities in Canada through Preply’s study on linguistic and cultural diversity across Canada’s cities and provinces.
Analysing the speech rates of the ten most populated cities in the UK.
Discover the smartest CEOs in America based on Preply’s linguistic analysis. See who ranks highest in intelligence, team focus, and emotional insight.
How well do Americans really understand state slang? Explore our findings on state-specific phrases and words knowledge across the USA!
Preply’s new map highlights how to respond to a sneeze in 45 different countries around Europe.
We wanted to know which places in Australia and New Zealand were the hardest to pronounce, so we analyzed Google Search data to find out.
Language & culture experts Preply discover America’s top Halloween movies to celebrate the spooky season. What is your state’s most popular Halloween film?
Preply studied the most popular grandparent nicknames across the U.S., and the nature of grandparent relationships. The cultural differences may intrigue you!
Preply surveyed Americans on positive language trends, exploring music-inspired phrases and colloquialisms people find inspiring and annoying.
From old-school classics to today’s TikTok trends, we reveal which slang words are slaying it among generations. Who’s dope, and who’s lit? Find out!
Preply surveyed over 1,000 dog owners in America on their experiences with communicating, both verbally and nonverbally, with their four-legged friends.
We surveyed 1,511 Brits to understand British attitudes towards banter in different environments and determine which cities were the most witty.
We surveyed 1,504 Australians to understand their attitudes toward banter in different environments and determine which cities were the most witty.
Which state has the most people that talk to their pets? We spoke to 1,500 Americans to find out who talks to their pets and how they do it.
We surveyed 1,258 Americans about how friendly the residents of their city are. Austin, Charlotte, and Columbus top the charts for the friendliest cities in America.
We surveyed over 1,500 Canadian residents across 44 cities to find out which city is the rudest and whether the stereotype of apologizing too much is true.
We wanted to know which AU cities are seen as the rudest, so we surveyed 1,500 residents of the 22 largest metropolitan areas and asked them.
Many Americans enjoy spending their spare time sitting on a couch watching their favorite shows, but which shows contain the most intelligent content and which curse the most? Read on to find out!
Preply surveyed Americans to explore passive aggression in the workplace, focusing on communication patterns with passive-aggressive emails and messages.
Preply reveals the meaning of etiquette in different countries across Europe, with a survey of 1,600 people, to help to navigate social situations abroad.
We surveyed Americans (again) on their habits and opinions surrounding subtitles, especially subtitles on social media.
We were curious about the rising trend of voice notes versus traditional texting, and surveyed 1,000 Americans on their habits and opinions regarding the trend.
We analyzed data from thousands of LinkedIn profiles, aiming to identify the top misspellings and grammar errors per industry and overall.
Are Latin languages more romantic than Germanic languages? Which nationalities tweet most about work, and who is googling about escaping on holiday? We examine the vocabularies, tweets and google searches of 16 languages to reveal which topics different cultures care more about.
Discover the most walkable cities in Europe and catch a more authentic glimpse of the culture on foot. Learn the number of steps it takes to see all of the top rated attractions and plan your next adventure.
We analyzed more than 150 Google search terms related to song lyrics to find out which songs Americans are trying to learn.
Grammar skills are something we are all taught early in school, but does everyone remember what they learned? Read on to see which states have the best grammar skills.
From music to social media, there are many outlets constantly creating new slang terms. Read on to learn which are the most popular in 2023.
As writers take a stand against AI tools by going on strike, our team decided to put the technology to the test. Check out what it created!
We surveyed visitors to the U.S.’s tipping habits to find out how much they tip, when they tip, and what they feel about US tipping culture.
To find out how artists make their fans feel, we analyzed more than 200,000 popular posts and comments in the Reddit fan communities of 92 popular music artists and bands.
We conducted a study comparing 75 cities around the world to find out which ones are most worth living and working in.
We surveyed 1,500 Brits to see how they feel about hearing and using popular slang terms like “knackered”, “innit” and “bird”.
We surveyed 1,500 Australians to see how they feel about hearing and using popular slang terms like “sunnies”, “brekkie” and “arvo”.
A Preply study analyses 70 years worth of Eurovision data to predict who will win 2023’s competition.
Music can transcend language, but which songs and artists are most popular around the world? We analysed the charts in 30+ countries to find out.
Unlock the mystery of America's most confusing emojis. Discover our list of emojis with multiple meanings and how Americans use them. You might be surprised!
By identifying the most welcoming cities for non-natives, Preply’s community spirit index provides valuable information to anyone looking to relocate or travel to a new place.
Surveying a diverse group of 2,000 UK adults, we uncovered attitudes towards learning languages, the accents that get the tick and the ones that give the ick.
We analyzed more than 30,000 posts to find out which MLB fans are the worst spellers. Dodgers and Blue Jays fans top the list.
After surveying over 1,000 Americans, we discovered how employees feel about chatty coworkers and the tactics they use to deal with them.
We surveyed Americans about their habits and thoughts on email greetings and sign-offs to determine the best and worst ways to begin and end an email.
AI has gone mainstream, but does it fully understand us? We used 10 common English idioms as prompts for DALL-E 2 to generate art with – here’s what we found
We surveyed over 2,000 Americans about the love languages they like to give and receive most.
Flags from memory - this comparative study unpacks the easiest and most difficult flags from around the world to remember, considering colours, layout and symbols.
We surveyed people in 14 different languages to discover the most popular affectionate nicknames around the world. Babe, Love, and Baby top the list.
We analyzed the performance of two of the most prominent tools powered by artificial intelligence and widely available to consumers, Google search and ChatGPT
Our study reveals the main offenders, where the British swear the most, and other insights into the UK’s relationship with profanity.
Preply’s new world map shows how countries around the globe express their love.
After surveying over 1,000 Americans, we discovered what emotionally intelligent phrases workers want to hear and what industries they are likely to hear them in.
Which are the most popular names globally and how and why are they translated to other languages?
Preply has discovered the most popular type of language tattoos, the celebrities inspiring peoples tattoos and what countries may have had the most tattoo translation mishaps.
We wanted to know what cuisine types were the most popular in the United States and where you could find them, so we looked at 785 restaurants across America.
We asked 2,335 people across the U.S. about how they show and receive affection to determine the most affectionate state. Read to find out where your state ranks.
Some might argue that Education is one of the first investments we make in life, with our choice of degree and industry being a big indicator of future prospects such as employability and salary. So Preply investigate which degrees in the UK pose the most promise.
We surveyed over 1500 residents from 19 cities across the UK to find out which city is rudest, most polite, and most generous. Read more now.
We dug into Google Search data to find out which NFL players have the hardest names to pronounce and examine the origin of those names.
Twitter analysis of 150 cities shows most stressed out college towns in America
Preply’s new world map shows how the world refers to Santa Claus in countries around the globe depending on their languages.
Our latest study reveals how often ageist language occurs in job ads and how it affects potential applicants.
We’ve done extensive research to find out what the most common slang words in British cities are and discover their origins.
Using Google Search data and transcripts from popular podcasts, we mapped the most-searched podcasts in each state and broke down speech patterns.
We analyzed reported salaries of America's most popular side hustles to determine which one can earn you the most and where.
To identify states and cities with the fastest and slowest talkers, we analyzed data from two nationwide studies based on YouTube videos and call recordings.
If you’re looking to study and work abroad, our guide uses five key metrics to explore Europe’s most student-friendly locations for working while studying.
Using a Natural Language Processing model, we did a sentiment analysis of thousands of tweets from high-profile U.S. politicians to find out who’s angriest on Twitter.
We report on the world’s most endangered languages, what started their decline, and how you can help save them from extinction.
We surveyed over 2,200 Americans on their worst communication habits, from constant interrupting to scrolling on our phones when we should be listening.
We surveyed over 1,500 Americans about how they learn new slang terms, today’s most popular phrases, the ones that annoy them most and how they use slang in conversation.
We analyzed over 250 midsize cities in the United States to find out which ones have the biggest communities, best job opportunities, and highest incomes for immigrants.
We asked over 1,000 Americans to tell us how they really feel about small talk, who they make it with, and the topics they dread.
These are the best cities in the world for language-learning expats to relocate to in 2025.
Do people who speak more than one language earn more money?
Using Barnes & Nobles and Google search interest data, we conducted an analysis of the titles rising in popularity due to TikTok.
A study of the UK job market in 2023 reveals the top ten ‘best prospect’ part-time jobs for bilinguals in the UK.
Take a look at small college towns in the USA that are hidden gems, based on affordability, social environment, and economic opportunities.
We wanted to know which U.S. cities use the foulest language, so we surveyed 1,500 residents of the 30 largest metropolitan areas on their swearing habits.
Discover how to raise bilingual children properly and the benefits of learning a second language as a child. Learn more now.
With the rise of remote work, work chat apps have become like water coolers. We surveyed more than 1,200 American workers on how they use them.
Check out our guide on the best universities to study abroad and discover the best cities in Europe to live in.
We wanted to know which U.S. cities are seen as the rudest, so we surveyed 1,500 residents of the 30 largest metropolitan areas and asked them.
These southern sayings are a fun way to describe the sweltering heat. If you’re running out of ways to say you’re hot, these heat idioms will help you get your point across.
Which rapper can fit the most syllables into one track? We analyzed the music of 1,000 artists in various languages to find out.
We asked 1,000 Americans about going to movie theaters this summer and analyzed search trends to find every state’s favorite iconic summer blockbuster.
Ever thought about learning Dothraki? Discover the benefits of learning constructed languages like Dothraki and more today.
Preply’s new study unveils 2022’s cultural hotspots in the UK, based on the world’s most spoken and fastest growing languages (cultures).
A study of the most mispronounced places around the world: from Cannes, Yosemite, Louvre, and Versailles. Learn to pronounce these places correctly.
We surveyed over 1,000 Americans about new English words and phrases added to the dictionary in the past year to discover which terms they loved and hated.
What are the most commonly used words on television?
A journey through gender inclusive languages: learn the basics for non-sexist and inclusive communication.
We surveyed more than 1,260 Americans on how and why they use subtitles, to find out why their popularity is on the rise.
We analyzed over 500 search terms to find out which professional skills are in high demand, and which Americans are most eager to learn.
We analyzed changes in population diversity across more than 300 of the largest cities in America to determine where diversity is increasing the most and least.
Find a study of the most well-read cities in the USA. Preply's study looks at education, reading spots, resources, events, and awards.
We surveyed more than 1,200 Americans about their experience with passive-aggressive phrases and behaviors, and asked them to rank the worst.
How accurate is the world's number one translation software and can it really match the skill of bilingual speakers? We conducted an experiment to find out.
We analyzed Google’s autocomplete feature to find out what Americans are Googling about other countries and people, including France, England, and China.
The top European cities for raising children are revealed, as Preply's latest study analyses ‘education’, ‘health and safety’ and ‘leisure and lifestyle’ categories.
We analyzed Google search trends to see which euphemisms confuse Americans the most, then surveyed nearly 1,000 Americans about how and when they use them.
Elon Musk wants to buy Twitter in the name of free speech. Do Americans think this will do more harm than good? We surveyed 2,014 people to find out.
We analyzed 270,000+ employee reviews about companies in 45 countries. Find out where non-native employees have the best working experience.
We analyzed more than 1,200 playlists and 182,000 songs on Spotify to determine which artists, playlists, albums, and genres people like to listen to while focusing.
So you want to talk to your dog, eh? Learn how to understand your dog’s every thought with our brand new course.
LGBTQ+ Rights Index highlights which countries have made the most progress on achieving legislative equality for the LGBTQ+ community.
A survey of 2,000 Brits identifies how love and language barriers mix (or don’t mix), as the results uncover most likely attitudes, challenges and highlights.
We used AI to analyse the music of popular UK artists to see who was happiest, saddest and the most emotional of them all. Read more.
We surveyed gamers to learn about the types of language they hear on gaming platforms and found that a majority have witnessed bullying, hate speech, and racism.
Explore the top 10 university towns and cities in Canada and discover their economic opportunities, vibrant social scenes, and affordability.
Dmytro Voloshyn gives an account of the future trends of ed-tech, the evolution of the online learning space, and gives an account for the upcoing metaverse.
Revealing the busiest cities in the world, and the capitals that are most relaxed
Preply analysed which countries watch dubbed films and TV shows and consulted experts on how dubbing/subtitling alter the way people learn languages.
We surveyed 1,000 people about their perceptions of accents to find out which accents are most attractive, smart, sexy, and annoying.
Preply has conducted extensive research to identify the best schools in the world for becoming a leading CEO. If you want to become a CEO, there are a few schools that stand out from the crowd.
Is there a secret to how the world’s most powerful business leaders and politicians speak on the podium? We scanned hours of public speeches with AI technology to reveal the emotional profiles of some of the most famous public speakers.
Discover which job sectors are most actively moving towards a remote working future, offering today’s prospective job seekers more flexible options.
Discover the films and TV shows that get English speakers hooked - despite being in a completely different language.
Nearly half of the world’s population is bilingual. But what about in the United States? We analyzed the 25 largest cities to find out which have the most bilingual residents.
Which words are most likely to make you sound smarter? We surveyed nearly 2,000 Americans to find out. Articulate, accolade, and brevity top the list.
We analyzed Google search trends for more than 100 classic holiday films to find out which are the most popular in America and around the world.
See how a survey shows the language of the future: between new slang words, Mars language and how despite the year's most popular emojis these ideograms may soon be gone.
Using data from LinkedIn, the SSA and ONS, we’ve dug into the trends to see if your name determines your career path - or future earnings.
We’ve analysed the world’s languages to find the languages with the most vocabulary.
America is a nation of immigrants, but do we do a good enough job catering to multiple languages? We surveyed 1,000 Americans to see what they thought.
Commit to any one of these 10 productive things to do and you’re sure to have a busy quarantine.
For people around the world, the winter holiday season is a time for rest, cozy dinners and long shopping lists of presents for loved ones.
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