You’ll notice that a couple of Duolingo’s languages aren’t exactly ‘real-world’ lingos. (If the link doesn’t work then just type my username into the ‘Search for friends’ bar on the app) Up for some friendly competition? Then be sure to follow me on Duolingo! Klingon, Navajo and Yiddish - which are still in beta - have all lost usersĭuolingo offers English courses in 25 different languages, with another 3 currently in the ‘ Hatching‘ phase of development (Punjabi, Tamil and Telugu).ĭuolingo also offers Catalan and Guarani for Spanish speakers, as well as Cantonese for Mandarin Chinese speakers.Zulu, also out of beta, has made some huge gains in its user numbers, climbing from 32.1k to 297k.Haitian Creole, now out of beta, has jumped from 34th to 31st, while Swahili has also gained a place.High Valyrian has made some huge gains, leaping from 28th to 23rd, and almost doubling its userbase.Polish has climbed up to 17th, while Latin has dropped down to 19th.Ukrainian continues to surge in popularity, jumping from 19th to 15th.Portuguese has leapfrogged Turkish into 11th place.

Hindi has also made some ground, overtaking my beloved Italian to become Duolingo’s 6th most popular language.German has overtaken Korean as the 4th most popular language course.Since I last updated the list in September 2022, there have been some interesting changes in the popularity rankings! As of February 2023, Duolingo offers the following languages for English speakers:

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