This blog is paused.

Thanks for visiting.

Become a Polyglot was a personal side project focused on language learning and cultural curiosity. Due to changes in my professional life, I no longer have the time or capacity to maintain this blog.

That said, language learning remains an important part of my life – especially Italian and French – and I continue to study in my spare time.

This site may return in a new form one day. Until then:
Keep learning, and enjoy the beauty of languages.

My languages

C2
(native)

C2
(fluent)

B2
(upper-intermediate)

A1-A2
(learning in progress)

Rosetta Stone: A crucial artifact that helped decode ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, symbolizing the key to unlocking new languages and to understand diverse cultures.

What is a polyglot?

A polyglot is someone who can speak several languages fluently. In my view, a true polyglot can speak four or more languages at a B2 level or higher. The term comes from the Greek words "poly," meaning "many," and "glotta," meaning "tongue" or "language." Polyglots have the ability to switch between languages with ease and often possess a deep appreciation for different cultures and linguistic structures.