Fulani may be a “less common” language. But not in Ohio.

Picking up and starting somewhere new is tough.

7,000+ miles. That’s how far some Tigrinya people have fled to avoid humanitarian conflict in Ethiopia and Eriteria.

Ever wish your baby could just tell you what they want? No crying. No tantrums.

One day you’re gathering with hundreds of library professionals for a panel discussion about how US libraries are supporting citizenship seekers.

There are lots of big milestones along an English language learner’s journey.

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

Here at Transparent Language, we believe in the value of every language, regardless of the number of speakers, the economic value, or otherwise. That’s why we offer 140+ languages in Transparent Language Online and continue to add new ones each year. 

For those interested in learning Asian languages, we currently offer courses and learning materials in 13 languages!

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.

More voices.