¡Hola, Geeks! So, how are your language skills? There are days where I feel like I barely understand the intricacies of the English language at all. Two-year-old Henry is still well within the baby babble stage, but I find myself a bit envious, because whether he knows it or not, he’s in the process of learning two languages at such a young age. Both Jay and I are wanting to learn Spanish, and after a bit of trial and error, we’ve found the easiest app to help us is Babbel. And, as part of our Valentine’s Day celebration, we’re giving away a 1-year free subscription to one lucky you, ’cause te amamos!
Still looking for a great super last minute Valentine’s Day gift? Or, at this point, you might be looking for an “I’m sorry,” gift for thinking a regular box of Smarties was going to go over well with your partner this year.
Whether it’s a life goal, and a fun way to impress your partner, learn to say “I love you,” in 14 languages with this awesome graphic!

Here are 5 great reasons from Babbel to give the gift of language this Valentine’s Day:
- Learning a new language makes you appear more attractive
As mentioned, almost 70% of Canadian language learners feel that speaking a foreign language makes you more attractive to someone, according to Babbel’s 2016 Perception of Language Learning Survey. - Learning a new language is an aphrodisiac
Recent research has shown that learning a new language stimulates the same part of your brain as gambling, chocolate and – yes – sex. - Learning a new language keeps your brain healthy – and smart is sexy!
Recent research shows that bilingualism has a concrete impact on brain function and that this may have a positive impact on cognitive aging. Brains and beauty? Definitely sexy. - Single? Learning a new language may help you meet someone
According to Babbel’s 2016 Global User Survey, over 80% of language learners achieved their goal of meeting new people after learning a new language. - Learning a new language is a gift that keeps on giving
Unlike flowers and chocolate, language learning is a gift that stands the test of time and will stay with your loved one for years to come.
Enter to Win a Babbel 1-Year Subscription Now!
Here’s your chance to learn a new language! All you have to be is the lucky reader that will win our giveaway below. In the meantime, Babbel has a great subscription service, including free trials to try a chapter from each available language (Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (Brazilian), Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish,) to see if Babbel’s method is right for you.
¡Chao!
Contest Closed: Congrats to Terri B FTW! 🙂
Disclaimer: This post was sponsored by Babbel in a partnership with Geek with Style to provide you the most up to date facts, helping you make better informed decisions. All opinions in this article are my own.
25 Responses
I’d love to learn Spanish!
I’d love to learn French the basics they taught in school just didn’t stick. I’d feel like a more well rounded Canadian if I could speak both official languages.
I would like to learn Spanish.
Spanish
Me and the wife would love to learn French. I would also love to learn Tagalog!
I would love to learn Spanish. My daughter-in-law is Spanish and both my grandchildren are fluent in Spanish as well. i would love to speak to them in Spanish and it is a great language to know fir travelling.
My wife and I keep planning on learning Italian as we hope to travel there someday. 🙂
Italian… I have always wanted to learn Italian. I would also consider Portuguese but Spanish is very close to that is why I have not done that.
I’d love to learn French!
Spanish
I would love to learn German for a trip I’m hoping to take.
I would love to learn French!
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I would love to learn Spanish
French
I really want to learn Spanish!!
Spanish
I really need to become more fluent in Spanish
Thanks for the chance.
French
I would love to learn Italian for our upcoming trip to Southern Italy. Thanks for the chance to win!
I would love to learn Italian!
I would love to learn German!
Hmm, well, I’m just about to start learning French to help me complete my Canadianismism(?), and could use some Babbel to help me along the way. 🙂
I would like to learn Spanish