Once a language learner, always a language learner. You’re never quite done learning.

Our most learned language in Transparent Language Online: English.

You’ve likely never heard of the largest Indigenous group in North America: the Taíno.

Technically, 2025 was the year of the snake.

As you probably know, language learning takes time and effort. Some days you’ll only have 10 minutes to spare, but you can make those 10 minutes count with Learned Vocab refresh.

Sometimes, when you look at the world, it can be easy to despair at the passage of time and the things we lose along the way. Luckily, there are those who make an effort to change the course of what seems to be an inevitability. With dedication, resourcefulness, and teamwork comes success. And so it is that four new courses have been created for endangered Alaskan languages.

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More voices.

Guest Post by Dr. Bill Rivers, Executive Director for the Joint National Committee for Languages – National Council for Language and International Studies, and a leader in U.S. language policy.

According to the Center for American Progress, “more than one out of four of all children in the United States are from immigrant families, and in most cases these children speak a language other than English at home.”