This next tour will be my last. Exhausted: On September 14, Demi wrote in a since-deleted post on social media that 'I'm so f— sick I can't get out of bed. I love and thank you guys'  I can't do this anymore.

This can give you a leg up when your next lesson starts.  If you don't subscribe to premium for $10 per month, you have to wait 10 hours to access another lesson, but you can check out your statistics after completing the lesson (correct answers, wrong answers and words learned) and tap on the words you've learned to hear them pronounced again (and see them written in the Greek alphabet).

You also get to see the new words you're learning used in common conversations, listen to them (if you choose to have audio on), repeat the phrases, and learn more about verb groups. The My Activity module lets you track all your progress.  The 15-minute language lessons are easy to work into your day -- whether it's on your commute, before bed or on your lunch break.

The cake was two tiers of white buttercream decorated with greenery and florals to match the green color scheme. In another personal touch, they also used a cake topper that was from Wulfurt's grandparents' wedding in 1951.

Days Of Our lives star Lucas Adams and his former Liv & Maddie co-star Shelby Wulfert tied-the-knot during a small ceremony the Chateau Hiddenwood estate in Waxahachie, Texas on Saturday, October 15

'All the different cringey things I can call him as my husband… the great hu-bino, you know, the options are endless.' 'I'm really excited to come up with a bunch of husband nicknames for him,' she confessed.

If a north-south divide really does exist, it was well in evidence on Monday as the Yorkshire based Emmerdale battled cockney soap EastEnders for the lion's share of accolades at the 2022 Inside Soap Awards.

Jen - best known for her role as feisty Mercedes McQueen in the Channel 4 show - commanded attention in a form-fitting green dress with a daring thigh-high split as she greeted onlookers inside the exclusive Soho venue.

She stated: 'We took the water bus everywhere and ran through the alleys, making out like a couple of doofuses in lurve who never would have thought we'd be back with babies of our own! well john probably knew.'

But it did get easier as I went along.  The lesson started out fairly challenging, especially since I was completely new to the Irish language. I tried Rosetta Stone's first Irish lesson, which was primarily auditory with images, though there are ways to customize the app to your learning preferences.

A few lessons are available for free daily, but you can tap Upgrade in the app and choose from a monthly subscription ($9 a month), an annual subscription ($7.50 a month) or a one-time payment of $140 for a lifetime access.

I tried beginner Hungarian on this app, and I liked how it offered to show you different conjugations if you tapped on verbs. The app packs images, translations and auditory aids to help your specific learning style.  Similar to Drops, Mondly is a fun, colorful app that has multiple features to take advantage of even if you don't subscribe to premium.

In the app, you can access resources such as Duolingo Stories, which are short audio stories that allow you to check your comprehension skills as you go. I like Duolingo's user-friendly layout, and the "streak" feature, which motivates you to keep going by tracking the number of days you've reached your point goal. I also subscribe to Premium for $7 per month which includes an ad-free experience, downloadable lessons, and unlimited "health." 

But how do you figure out what they mean? If you listen to any song enough, you'll learn all the words through repetition -- even if they're in a different language. On top of learning the language, you're also immersing yourself in the culture behind it. The app also includes facts about the artist while you're learning. Instead of traditional teaching methods for learning a language, Lirica uses popular music by Latin and reggaeton artists to help you learn language and grammar. This app is unique in how it approaches teaching Spanish and German. This is where the Lirica app comes in.

The minimalist layout of the Babbel app helps prevent a new language (French for me) from seeming overwhelming, without making it boring. If it asks you to spell a phrase, the letters are included. Each lesson takes you through translations, and includes variations of the word or phrase, pictures and whether it's formal or informal. I found Babbel to be the most like a foreign language course you'd see in an online school curriculum.

In addition to listening to a phrase paired with a photo of the corresponding action, Busuu included helpful vocabulary tips (like that "ciao" can mean "hello" or "goodbye"). I tried Italian with Busuu and I liked the clean, bright layout of the app. Busuu also offers helpful reminders: The second time I logged in, it reminded me about "weak words" I needed to review to improve my vocabulary.