New languages, new levels and product updates.
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by Severina PalNews
Portuguese B2 is now available on Qlango. If you’ve completed B1, you can already handle everyday conversations. B2 is where Portuguese becomes fluid. Spoken in Portugal, Brazil, and across multiple continents, Portuguese is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. At B2, you move from “functional” to confident. What You Can Now […]
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by Severina PalNews
Arabic B2 is now available on Qlango. If you’ve completed B1, you can already manage everyday conversations. B2 is where Arabic stops feeling like a foreign language — and starts feeling usable. Arabic is spoken across the Middle East and North Africa and by millions worldwide. If your goal is real independence in the language, […]
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by Severina PalNews
B1 Vietnamese is now available on Qlango. Vietnamese, spoken in Vietnam and by large global communities, is tonal, fast, and highly contextual. At A1 and A2, you survive conversations. At B1, you control them. What You Can Now DO at B1 With B1 Vietnamese, you can: Speak in longer, uninterrupted sentences without losing tonal clarity […]
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B1 Chinese (Traditional) is now available on Qlango. If you’ve completed A1 and A2, you already know basic sentence patterns and everyday vocabulary. B1 is where Chinese (Traditional) becomes usable beyond textbook exchanges. Used in Taiwan and traditional Chinese communities worldwide, Traditional Chinese is essential if you want real reading ability — not just phrase […]
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We’ve expanded Belarusian to B1 level. If you’ve completed A1 and A2, this is where the language becomes usable. Belarusian is spoken in Belarus and by communities across Eastern Europe. Until now, you could handle simple exchanges. With B1, that changes. What You Gain at B1 in Belarusian At this level, you can: Hold longer […]
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We’ve expanded Esperanto to B1 level. Created in the late 19th century as an international auxiliary language, Esperanto was designed for clarity, neutrality, and logical grammar. At B1, its logical structure accelerates your progress. You’ll gain: Near-complete control of its regular grammar Ability to express complex ideas quickly Faster reading and listening comprehension Access to […]
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by Severina PalNews
We’ve expanded Macedonian to B1 level. Spoken in North Macedonia, Macedonian uses the Cyrillic alphabet and features a simplified case system compared to other Slavic languages. This makes it structurally approachable — yet fully expressive. At B1, the grammar becomes efficient and expressive. You’ll gain: Control over verb aspect and tense Confidence reading Cyrillic at […]
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by Severina PalNews
Latvian is now available at B1 level. Spoken in Latvia, Latvian preserves ancient Indo-European features similar to Lithuanian. At B1, you gain real control over its inflection system. You’ll gain: Stronger case mastery More precise sentence building Improved comprehension of authentic Latvian texts Confidence expressing nuanced thoughts Latvian rewards accuracy — B1 strengthens it. B1 […]
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Norwegian is now available at B1 level. Spoken in Norway, Norwegian gives access to broader Scandinavian communication due to its closeness to Swedish and Danish. Its grammar is relatively accessible, making progression to B1 both realistic and rewarding. At B1, you unlock regional flexibility. You’ll gain: Better command of sentence structure Stronger comprehension across Scandinavian […]
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by Severina PalNews
Danish has been expanded to B1 level. Spoken in Denmark, Danish shares deep roots with Swedish and Norwegian — but stands out for its distinctive pronunciation and rhythm. At B1, learners gain more listening confidence and stronger expressive ability. You’ll gain: Stronger listening comprehension of real Danish speech Better sentence flow and rhythm Ability to […]
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by Severina PalNews
We’ve expanded Albanian to B1 level. Spoken in Albania and Kosovo, Albanian forms its own independent branch of the Indo-European language family. It’s unique. Distinct. Structurally unlike its neighbors. At B1, you begin to understand its internal logic. You’ll gain: Control over verb conjugation patterns Ability to manage definite forms and noun structure More natural […]
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by Severina PalNews
We’ve expanded Finnish to B1 level. Spoken in Finland, Finnish belongs to the Uralic language family — structurally different from most European languages. Its logical case system and agglutinative structure make it challenging — but incredibly systematic. At beginner level, it feels overwhelming. At B1, the system clicks. You’ll gain: Real control over the case endings […]
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