"Wut a way you" might sound like pirate speak, but it’s a common greeting on this Australian island. 

Who knows what sous vide is? What does being out of breath have to do with your soufflé? 

Two teenagers explain the nuances of "rizz", "no cap" and "sigma" to Professor Roly Sussex.

How has news language changed over the years? And why do news reporters say words in that fancy way?

Do you ever "soften" your language to sound more polite? Roly Sussex explains "hedges", where English soften statements for pleasantry's sake.

From mispronunciation to grammatical errors, Roly Sussex explores some of the common mistakes in English.

The Cambridge Dictionary added 3200 new wods to their books last year. So what are they? Roly Sussex is your guide.

Bonjour! This week, Roly Sussex discusses the significance and evolution of the French language.

We've hit the nail on the head! This week, Roly Sussex discusses the significance of metaphors in everyday language.

Please & Thank You! This week, Roly Sussex discusses how manners and gratitude are expressed differently around the world.