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When hearing about second language learning these years, you probably hear people saying that you should learn Chinese. And they are right.

40 million people speak Polish. It’s the official language of Poland, one of the official languages of the European Union, and the second-most spoken Slavic language after Russian.

Learning a new language does not only give you more professional or social opportunities: it gives you insights into a new world.

Did you know that Russian is one of 6 official languages of the United Nations, in addition to being the official language of Russia itself? Russian is also spoken extensively in Eastern European countries like Ukraine and Kazakhstan. 

If you would like to travel to the paradisiac beaches in the Caribbean and have the time of your life, or move to Spain, get a better job at a Spanish or Latin-American company, or impress your Spanish-speaking in-laws, you should definitely start learning Spanish today.

Swedish: the official language of both Sweden and Finland, with a community of 9 million speakers. This Nordic language shares similarities with Norwegian and Danish, making Swedish a popular language to learn for native speakers of either.

Vietnamese boasts over 68 million native speakers. Speakers reach from Australia to the Western United States, and fall everywhere in between.

Connect with le thai speakers at home and abroad. Build meaningful connections with people from all over the world and deepen your connection with a different culture! Seek new opportunities and broaden your horizons by learning le thai.

Join the world’s international community of l'ukrainian speakers. Listen to their stories and discover unique and exotic traditions! Learn l'ukrainian for work, travel, or personal reasons with Language Trainers.

Join the growing community of le malay speakers. Languages are, after all, different windows to the world, and there really is no better way to appreciate a le malay culture than through learning the language.