Today the Breakfast Together team is talking books! What wins, physical books or e-books? Which books are we currently reading? Tune in to find out Tilemahos' life hack on Kindle usage for language learning and check the number of languages Irena reads in.

Last time we covered a lot of the challenges of integrating as an expat abroad. What are some tips and tricks our hosts have used to get closer to their new cultures? How can you start small and build up your confidence to communicating more and more with locals?

It's another Sunday morning, but it's not all rainbows and sunshine. Today, we tackle a tougher topic: the various challenges, but also insights our hosts found when they chose to live abroad. What strategies do they use to navigate some of these difficulties?

New Year, new intro, new us - though the passion for languages always remains! But what new methods of learning are our hosts using? What language has Asya started learning for her future trip? Tune in for the first Breakfast Together of 2025!

How was the past year for our hosts? What are the plans and resolutions for the upcoming year? Tune in on the last Sunday of the year to find out!

How is Christmas and New Year celebrated in different parts of Europe? Do you eat turkey, fish or french fries at the Christmas table? And are you team kurabiye or melomakarono? Join us for the merry episode

Today our hosts take you for a trip around the world! What were their most memorable travel experiences? And where do those Greeks go for their summer vacation?

Our hosts are back from Polyglot Conference 2024, almost exactly one year after they met! We're discussing our impressions from this year's event, the talks and of course Malta itself!

What's the weirdest food you've ever tasted abroad? What are different cultures' attitudes towards meat? Join us for a last snack of an episode! Just one last, we promise...

Work, work, work, today we talk about work! How hierarchical is the workplace in various cultures? What would you wear at a normal day in the office? And who is the only person Norwegians have to address formally?