Common Spanish Mistake: The “Ghost Letters”
¿Sabías que el español tiene letras fantasma? Sí, esas que están ahí, escritas, presentes en el papel… pero que en realidad no hacen ruido. O…
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The Advanced Trap: When Fluency Meets Literal Translation
⚠️ Adults Only Disclaimer: While CR Languages teaches students of all ages, this particular post contains some mature vocabulary and hilariously inappropriate literal translations. Reader discretion is…
Key Statistics on Language Training & Employee Retention
Retention and Turnover Impact How Language Training Helps Companies 1. Improves Employee Inclusion and Belonging Employees with limited English proficiency often feel excluded from workplace…
Connecting Across Cultures: The Heart Behind What We Do
When people think about starting a business, they often think about passion, independence, and, of course, making a living. And yes, those things matter. They…
Mexican Spanish, Spain Spanish, or Argentine Spanish? Yes.
If we had a dollar for every email we receive asking: “Do you teach Mexican Spanish or Spain Spanish?”, we’d probably have enough to take the…
Empowering Your Journey with Extraordinary Language Teachers Around the World
Language teachers around the world are the heart of everything we do at CR Languages. While our home base is in Boise, Idaho, our mission…
The Language of Vulnerability: Why Language Learning as an Adult is a Lesson in Humility
The ego is the enemy of fluency. When language learning as an adult, you aren’t just carrying a notebook; you are carrying your entire identity…
A record 16 years in the making…
When we opened CR Languages in 2010, we had a simple goal: to connect people through language. Fast forward to January 2026, and we are…
Stop the Madness: It Starts With Us
I’ve wanted to write this for a while now. It’s a simple thought, but one we seem to have forgotten in the rush of our…
Sự sợ hãi khi mắc lỗi trong lớp học ngôn ngữ — và tại sao điều đó khiến nhiều người bỏ cuộc
Một trong những lý do chính khiến người lớn bỏ học ngôn ngữ không phải là ngữ pháp hay từ vựng. Đó là nỗi sợ hãi—nỗi sợ hãi mắc lỗi trước mặt người khác. Nếu…