UNLV World Languages and Cultures

Call Directions Website

UNLV World Languages and Cultures An online community and resource for past, current and future students, as well as faculty and staff of World Languages at UNLV.

Welcome, Bienvenido, Willkommen, Bienvenue, 欢迎, Benvenuto, ようこそ, Salve, χαῖρε

Speak the World! Featuring programs in Chinese, French, German, Greek, Italian, Japanese, Latin, and Spanish.

Add a professional dimension to your Spanish studies. 🇪🇸💼The Business Spanish Experience Minor combines Spanish and busi...
10/10/2026

Add a professional dimension to your Spanish studies. 🇪🇸💼

The Business Spanish Experience Minor combines Spanish and business coursework with an internship in a Spanish-speaking business environment while studying abroad.

And if you’re planning to study abroad in Spring 2027, you may be eligible for the Mel & JoAnn Jameson Study Abroad Scholarship through Lee Business School:

💰 $1,200 study abroad scholarship
➕ $800 internship stipend for eligible students completing an internship in a foreign-language business environment
💰 Up to $2,000 total

Students in the Business Spanish Experience Minor are particularly encouraged to apply, with first preference given to BSE Minor students.

📅 Deadline for preferential consideration: November 1, 2026

Interested in adding business experience to your Spanish studies? Check the application information through the flyer or contact Prof. Mel Jameson at [email protected].

Struggling with your language studies? You don't have to figure it out alone. 📚Midterms are a good time to reach out for...
10/08/2026

Struggling with your language studies? You don't have to figure it out alone. 📚

Midterms are a good time to reach out for support. There are plenty of ways to get help, practice, and connect with others:

🌎 WLC Department Resources: Check out our Spanish conversation tables, group tutoring, and other opportunities to connect and practice.

👥 Study With Classmates: Form a study group, compare notes, quiz each other, and work through challenging material together.

👩‍🏫 Professor Office Hours: Have a question about an assignment, grammar concept, reading, or exam? Stop by your professor's office hours.

📚 Tutoring: Get additional support with course material and language skills.

🗣️ Student Run Conversation Tables: Practice speaking with other students in a relaxed setting through RSOs.

Asking for help isn't a sign that you're behind. It's part of learning.

Midterms are here! 📚From all of us in World Languages & Cultures, we’re wishing you good luck on your midterms!Take a br...
10/07/2026

Midterms are here! 📚

From all of us in World Languages & Cultures, we’re wishing you good luck on your midterms!

Take a breath. Take your time. Trust the work you’ve put in this semester.

Whether you're preparing for a language exam, writing an essay, analyzing a text, or working through a presentation, remember that midterms are just one part of your semester.

Good luck, Rebels! ❤️🖤

Step away from your notes and connect with a language and culture focused student organization!RSOs are a great way to m...
10/07/2026

Step away from your notes and connect with a language and culture focused student organization!

RSOs are a great way to meet other students, practice your language skills, explore culture, and get involved outside the classroom.

Take a break from studying with:
🇨🇳 Chinese Corner
🇫🇷 French Club
🇩🇪 German Club
🇮🇹 Italian Club
🇯🇵 Japanese Student Association (JSA)
🇪🇸 Spanish Club
…and more!

Whether you're looking for a conversation table, cultural activities, or simply a chance to meet other students, your next study break could be a great way to get connected.

Find a language and culture focused student organization today!

When you're learning a language, different skills require different kinds of practice.🗣️ Speaking: Practice conversation...
10/03/2026

When you're learning a language, different skills require different kinds of practice.

🗣️ Speaking: Practice conversations, answer questions aloud, or talk through your day in your target language.

🎧 Listening: Listen to music, podcasts, videos, or conversations. Try to understand the main idea before looking up every word.

📖 Reading: Read short stories, articles, social media posts, or course materials. Highlight unfamiliar words and look at how they're used in context.

✍️ Writing: Write sentences, journal entries, messages, or short responses. Try writing from memory before checking your notes.

🔤 Grammar: Practice using grammar in context, not just memorizing rules. Create your own sentences and look for patterns.

🧠 Vocabulary: Use new words in sentences, group related words together, and revisit them regularly instead of memorizing them once.

Which pillar gets most of your study time?

And when you're preparing for a midterm, don't forget to give attention to all the skills your course asks you to use!

Think WLC is just language? Think again. 👀At World Languages & Cultures, language is just one part of the picture.Explor...
10/02/2026

Think WLC is just language? Think again. 👀

At World Languages & Cultures, language is just one part of the picture.

Explore literature, film & media, music, history, culture, and discover the many ways languages connect to the world around us. 🌎

Whether you’re interested in how languages work, the stories and music that shape cultures, the histories behind them, or how meaning moves between languages, there’s more to WLC than you might expect.

What area would you want to explore?

How many can you check off?Have you…🗣️ Used a new word in conversation?📖 Understood a sentence without translating?✍️ Ma...
10/01/2026

How many can you check off?

Have you…

🗣️ Used a new word in conversation?
📖 Understood a sentence without translating?
✍️ Made a grammar mistake—and kept going?
🎬 Watched something in your target language?
🎵 Learned a word from a song?
💡 Had an “I actually understood that!” moment?
🗣️ Practiced speaking out loud?
👀 Recognized a word outside of class?
🤝 Helped someone with a language they’re learning?

Every new word, mistake, discovery, and “aha!” moment is part of the process!

Time for a mid-semester language reset. 🔄📚If your language-learning routine has started to feel a little stuck, now is a...
09/30/2026

Time for a mid-semester language reset. 🔄📚

If your language-learning routine has started to feel a little stuck, now is a good time to check in and refresh your approach.

📖 Review something you’ve already learned.
🗣️ Speak out loud—even when you’re practicing on your own.
🎧 Listen to music, videos, or other content in your language.
✍️ Write a few sentences without looking up every word.
🎯 Refocus on one small goal for the next few weeks.

You don’t have to start over. Keep building from where you are.

You know more than you think. 👀It can be easy to focus on what you haven’t mastered yet. But take a moment to notice wha...
09/26/2026

You know more than you think. 👀

It can be easy to focus on what you haven’t mastered yet. But take a moment to notice what’s already becoming easier.

Maybe you understand a phrase without translating. Recognize a word in a new context. Catch more when listening. Build a sentence more quickly. Or respond with a little more confidence.

Language learning is a process, and progress doesn’t always feel dramatic. Sometimes, it’s simply realizing that something that once felt unfamiliar now feels a little more natural.

What’s one thing you can do now that you couldn’t do in Week 1?

Fall vocabulary, WLC edition. 🎃☕️Pumpkin season is here—which means it’s time for another “How Do You Say…?”🇪🇸 Spanish🇫🇷...
09/25/2026

Fall vocabulary, WLC edition. 🎃☕️

Pumpkin season is here—which means it’s time for another “How Do You Say…?”

🇪🇸 Spanish
🇫🇷 French
🇩🇪 German
🇮🇹 Italian
🇯🇵 Japanese
🇨🇳 Chinese

See how you could order your favorite fall drink in different languages!

Which one are you ordering? 👀

Address

4505 S. Maryland Parkway
Las Vegas, NV
89154

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when UNLV World Languages and Cultures posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share