New languages, new levels and product updates.
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by Severina PalNews
We’ve added B1 level to Korean on Qlango. Spoken in South Korea and increasingly influential worldwide, Korean continues to grow in cultural and professional importance. With B1, learners move into more natural communication. At this stage, you can: Share opinions and preferences Understand the main points of conversations Navigate more complex daily situations Read and […]
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Portuguese (European) has now been expanded to B1 level. Spoken in Portugal and across Lusophone communities, European Portuguese is increasingly relevant for travel, relocation, and business within Europe. At B1, you move beyond the basics and begin communicating with greater independence. You’ll be able to: Express thoughts more precisely Handle practical conversations confidently Understand longer […]
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by Severina PalNews
We’ve expanded Arabic to B1 level on Qlango. Arabic is one of the most widely spoken languages globally, used across the Middle East and North Africa and by millions worldwide. With B1 now live, learners can move beyond basic interactions and develop stronger communicative control. At this level, you can: Express opinions and arguments Understand […]
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by Severina PalNews
Portuguese (Brazilian) is now available at B1 level on Qlango. Spoken across Brazil, Brazilian Portuguese connects you to one of the world’s largest economies and most dynamic cultures. With B1, you move from structured beginner conversations to more natural communication. You’ll be able to: Explain ideas in more detail Participate in longer discussions Handle travel […]
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by Severina PalNews
We’ve expanded Japanese to B1 level on Qlango. Spoken in Japan by over 120 million people, Japanese is essential for anyone interested in business, technology, travel, or culture. With B1 now available, you move beyond basic phrases and structured beginner conversations. At this level, you can: Express opinions and preferences more clearly Handle longer conversations […]
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by Severina PalNews
We’re expanding Qlango into West Africa. We’ve added Yoruba and Igbo — two major languages of Nigeria and languages spoken by tens of millions of people worldwide. These are not niche additions. They are languages of identity, family, music, literature, business, and global diaspora communities across Europe, the UK, and the United States. Why we […]
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by Severina PalNews
We’ve added Scottish Gaelic (Gàidhlig) — a Celtic language deeply rooted in the history and culture of Scotland. Spoken for centuries in the Highlands and Islands, Scottish Gaelic carries the traditions of poetry, storytelling, and music that shaped Scotland’s identity. Today, it remains an officially recognized minority language in the UK and a symbol of […]
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We’ve added Maltese (Malti) — the national language of Malta and the only Semitic language written in the Latin alphabet and officially recognized in the European Union. Shaped by centuries of Mediterranean history, Maltese blends Arabic roots with strong Italian and English influences. The result is a language unlike any other in Europe. Now available […]
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We’ve added Bosnian (Bosanski) — one of the official languages of Bosnia and Herzegovina and part of the rich South Slavic language family. Bosnian connects you to a region known for its layered history, strong traditions, and warm hospitality. It shares similarities with neighboring languages while maintaining its own identity and vocabulary. With Bosnian now […]
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by Severina PalNews
We’ve added Afrikaans, one of the official languages of South Africa and widely spoken in Namibia. Afrikaans developed from 17th-century Dutch and evolved into a distinct, vibrant language shaped by Africa’s cultural diversity. Today, it is the first language of millions and a gateway to Southern African literature, music, and everyday life. At CEFR A1–A2, […]
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by Severina PalNews
We’ve added Frisian (Frysk) — a West Germanic language spoken in the northern Netherlands, especially in the province of Friesland. Frisian holds a special place in Europe’s linguistic landscape. It is officially recognized in the Netherlands — and it is the closest living language to English. In fact, some Frisian sentences look surprisingly familiar to […]
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by Severina PalNews
We’ve added Luxembourgish (Lëtzebuergesch) — the national language of Luxembourg and a key part of one of Europe’s most multilingual societies. Spoken daily alongside French and German, Luxembourgish is the language of everyday life, identity, and local culture. Though the country is small, its global presence is strong — from international finance to European institutions. […]
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