New languages, new levels and product updates.
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by Severina PalNews
Many learners reach intermediate German but still struggle to follow real conversations, workplace communication, or media at natural speed. Qlango now offers C1 level German, designed to help learners move from functional communication to confident, precise expression. At this level, learners develop the ability to understand and use language common in real-life situations in German-speaking […]
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by Severina PalNews
We’ve added a new option that lets you reset your progress at any time. This allows you to start a language from the beginning or revisit it from scratch whenever you choose. Resetting is optional and fully controlled by the learner. You can decide when to reset and when to continue. This update gives more flexibility […]
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by Severina PalNews
We’ve added a new option that lets learners restore a missed day and continue exactly where they left off. If you miss a day, your progress no longer has to reset. You can buy a missing day and keep your learning history intact. This update removes forced streak breaks and artificial progress resets caused by missed […]
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by Severina PalNews
Reliable internet access isn’t always guaranteed, especially when you’re commuting, traveling, or moving through areas with limited connectivity. Many language-learning apps depend entirely on being online. We’re proud to introduce basic offline support, making Qlango one of the few language-learning platforms that allows you to keep learning even without a stable internet connection. Whether you’re: […]
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by Severina PalNews
You’ve moved beyond greetings — now you can actually use Swedish. The A2 level lets you function in everyday situations. You’re not just repeating phrases, you’re starting to express yourself. What A2 level Swedish knowledge unlocks: You can introduce yourself, ask questions, and describe your day You navigate basic situations like shopping, eating out, or […]
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by qlangoNews
We’ve added Tamil, the official language of Tamil Nadu in southeast India and one of the world’s oldest living languages, with a literary history spanning over 2,000 years. Recognized by UNESCO as a classical language, Tamil is celebrated for its rich poetry, enduring literary heritage, and deep cultural traditions. Written in its own script, descended […]
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We’ve added Welsh (Cymraeg), a Celtic language with roots stretching back over 1,500 years. Spoken by around 650,000 people in Wales and parts of England, Welsh is recognized as a vulnerable language by UNESCO but has seen a cultural revival in recent decades through education, media, and music. Welsh is known for its lyrical sound, […]
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by qlangoNews
Android If you’re having trouble with pronunciation, please update to the latest version of Qlango from the Google Play Store. Simply search for “Qlango”, tap Update, and you’ll get the fix right away. iOS The updated version with the pronunciation fix will be available in just a few hours. We’re waiting for Apple to review it. Until then, […]
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Pattani Malay (Jawi Script) We’ve added Pattani Malay, a variant of Malay written in the beautiful Jawi script, an Arabic-based writing system. Closely related to standard Malay, Pattani Malay is spoken by around 3.5 million people in Thailand’s Pattani region. Approximately 3.5 million people speak this language in Thailand’s Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat provinces, and it […]
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by qlangoNews
Dive into the exciting world of QLANGO games where learning becomes an exhilarating adventure. Challenge yourself with Minute Rush, a fast-paced game that tests your vocabulary under pressure, making every second count. Unscramble invites you to piece together words from jumbled letters, sharpening your cognitive skills while having fun. And don’t miss Guessing Word, where […]
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