🚀 Welcome back to iCHALLENGE! 🇫🇷 “En octobre, qui n’a pas de manteau doit en trouver un bientôt.” Can you guess the meaning? Then share a similar expression from your language in the comments 👇

🍁 Welcome to iLEARN! In Japan, autumn foliage has its own name: kōyō (紅葉) 🍂 For centuries, people have enjoyed momijigari ("autumn leaf hunting"), the tradition of seeking out autumn colours. Sometimes a culture names not just what we see, but how we experience it.

🎯 Welcome to iQUIZ! Every workplace has rules. And then there are the ones you only learn the hard way 😅 Especially when working across cultures, some things aren't written in any handbook. What's the unofficial rule you've learned the hard way? 👇 Vote in the poll!

🎉 Welcome back to #iFUN! September means back to routines for many of us... except in Japan, where it's traditionally linked to tsukimi 🌕🎑, the custom of admiring the autumn moon. Would you rather spend a September evening catching up on emails or watching the full moon? 😅

🧠 Multilingual brain in action: "Hola, I'll send you the final version après la réunion, mas primeiro preciso revisar el último cambio." If that sentence makes perfect sense to you, you might be using too many languages every day 😅 How often does this happen to you?

📅 Did you know September hides a little secret in its name? It comes from the Latin septem, meaning seven. So why is it the ninth month? Because the ancient Roman calendar began in March. The calendar changed, but the names stayed. #DidYouKnow #LanguageFacts #Etymology

Welcome to iVOICES, where the people behind iDISC share the ideas, experiences and perspectives that shape the way they work. We all have our own way of defining a good workday. Núria shares a perspective that many people will probably relate to.

🌍 Welcome back to #iQUIZ! September means getting back to work... and for many of us, switching between multiple languages every day. Have you ever started a sentence in one language and finished it in another? 😅 Vote below and share your funniest example 👇

Welcome to iVOICES, where the people behind iDISC share the ideas, experiences and perspectives that shape the way they work. Carlos G. Caldera shares a simple approach that can make collaboration and progress feel more natural.

📅 Ever heard the story that Emperor Augustus stole a day from February to give August 31 days? It's a great story... but it's a myth. August already had 31 days before it was renamed in his honour. Sometimes history is less dramatic than the legends! #HistoryFacts #RomanHistory

☀️ Ready for this month's language challenge? Imagine you're translating a summer travel brochure into English. Which option would you choose? 🤔 Vote in the poll and tell us why in the comments 👇 #Translation #Localization #Languages #Multilingual #LanguageServices

Welcome to iVOICES, where the people behind iDISC share the ideas, experiences and perspectives that shape the way they work. Some lessons stick with you because they change how you approach your work. Arnau talks about a mistake that taught him something valuable.

🤔 What language does AI think in? Not English. Not Spanish. None at all. LLMs learn patterns and context across many languages, which is why they can switch between them so naturally. But nuance, culture and intent still need humans. #AI #LLM #Translation #Localization

🌍 For many people, switching between languages is part of everyday life. At work, at home, with friends... how multilingual is your typical week? Vote in the poll and tell us more in the comments 👇 #Multilingual #Languages #Bilingual #Polyglot #LanguageLearning

July usually means sunshine, holidays and beach days… but in some places, it also means Christmas. In Australia and New Zealand, July is a chance to enjoy a cozy winter-style Christmas with hot meals and festive traditions. Have you ever celebrated it? 🎄☀️

Welcome to iVOICES, where the people behind iDISC share the ideas, experiences and perspectives that shape the way they work. Camilo and Núria share their perspective on the experiences and influences that shape professional development over time.

This month's challenge: Imagine someone is visiting your country this summer. Teach them ONE local word they'll actually use. Not the dictionary version. The real one. Tell us what it means and when to use it!

July is here, and so are the holidays. Whether it’s a beach escape, a city break or time to unwind, the idea of a vacation is universal, but the words we use for it aren’t. Which origin or meaning surprised you the most? ☀️✈️ #Languages #Vacation

Welcome to iVOICES, where the people behind iDISC share the ideas, experiences and perspectives that shape the way they work. What gives work real meaning beyond the task itself? Adrián opens the door to a personal reflection on purpose.

Welcome to iQUIZ! One of the best parts of travelling is discovering local culture. Answer the poll below 👇 No right or wrong answer, just your travel style.